Men'S Model Zhao Lei Show Europe'S Fashion Week Highlights China'S Strength

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2011/2012 autumn winter men's wear series {page_break}

Supermodel Zhao Lei

Sustained efforts to participate in the 11 shows including Ermenegildo Zegna, Giorgio Armani, D&G, Dolce& Gabbana, Emporio Armani, Trussardi 1911, Missoni, Trussardi, 1881, 3.1, etc.

Become the first Chinese model to take the Dolce& Gabbana and take the D&G, Dolce& Gabbana, Emporio Armani and Giorgio Armani at the same time.

During his stay in Milan, Zhao Lei was invited to shoot Japanese VOGUE and Num ro fashion blockbusters. He also invited Li Zifeng, the same company, to receive an invitation from Prada designer to take part in the annual show of Prada in Beijing in January 22nd. However, due to Zhao Lei's schedule in Milan, she could not return to China to join her.

He was also very excited to participate in Mugler performances in Paris and perform with zombie boy Rick GenesT, a skeleton tattoo model.

In 2010, Milan men's wear week, Zhao Lei took the Ermenegildo Zegna, Vivienne Westwood, Missoni, John Varvatos, Etro, Kenzo and other international famous brands, and became a specially designated Paris Asian male model for the senior custom of Hermes. It was one of the three main show models of the Zegna, and also a model with the designers in the show.

In the fashion week of New York in September 2010, Zhao Lei also attended many fashion shows such as Loden Dager, Philip Lim, Tommy Hilfiger, Perry Ellis, Siki Im and many other brands.

With such excellent results, with his parent company Longteng elite model broker company, Paris success, Milan d 'men and New York Wilhelmina, he will soon join the grand 2011 New York fashion week.

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Outstanding achievements, especially in the advertising endorsement, as early as the end of 2009, Zhao Lei was favored by Prada designer Miuccia Prada, becoming the male model in the spring and summer Prada global men's wear advertising film "early spring" in 2010, and also the only Asian male model appearing in Prada advertising.

Not long ago, it was widely endorsed by the famous clothing brand GAP.