Asian male modle

Daaaaaaaamn, abs for days! At times, it makes me very detached and unsure of someones motives when they are interested. Love has no color. I think those of us who want our community to start voicing their concerns and doing something about it are making sure that we are heard. Like, look at them — these Power Rangers, whether shirtless or fully clothed, are fine af. The fashion industry is increasingly looking to China as its future. But she and other girls that ask this seem to be sincere.

Meet Godfrey Gao, the Taiwanese actor-turned-model, newly named face of Louis Vuitton and world's first Asian male supermodel. At the end of last year, US Vogue featured a photograph by Steven Meisel that featured eight top Asian models, but the shoot was criticised for tokenism because it grouped the women together rather than giving them prominence in separate editorials throughout the magazine. The fashion industry is increasingly looking to China as its future. If Chinese men are splashing out their yuan on designer bags, then modelling them is surely the next logical step. With recent reports suggesting that Chinese men now spend more on luxury goods than their female counterparts, the casting of Gao is a welcome, but not surprising, change. Gao, who lives in Vancouver, is already famous in Taiwan, having starred in popular TV dramas, but the Vuitton campaign will be a fast-track towards becoming an international household face.

If Chinese men are splashing out their yuan on designer bags, then modelling them is surely the next logical step. Close Godfrey Gao in the Louis Vuitton campaign. At the end of last year, US Vogue featured a photograph by Steven Meisel that featured eight top Asian models, but the shoot was criticised for tokenism because it grouped the women together rather than giving them prominence in separate editorials throughout the magazine. LVMH, the parent company that owns Louis Vuitton, is enjoying huge profit gains as a result of the label's growth in Asian markets. Yesterday Burberry was also celebrating soaring profits and predicting that its annual results would top the City's expectations thanks to phenomenal revenue growth in Asia Pacific, with China credited for setting the cash tills ringing the loudest.