Du Juan

There are definitely a few issues of Vogue China without an editorial featuring Du Juan but I'm not sure which.
She's been featured on and inside the magazine more than any other model or actress that's for sure.
 
Du is featured in a new movie (name unconfirmed?) directed by Peter Chan, she plays a role as a 80's student named Su Mei who graduated from Peking University.
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Amazing news!! So glad she is starting to build up a body of work in Chinese films she is so cinematic ^_^
 
Editorial "Nomadic Aspiration" in Vogue China October 2012

Photographer: Qi Li (Chinese "李奇")
Stylist: Candy Lee (Chinese "李頴賢")
Hair: Fan Zhang (Chinese "張凡")
Make-up: Pei-hui Wu (Chinese: "吳珮輝")
Editor: Qian Xu (Chinese "許茜")

Models:
Du Juan (Chinese "杜鵑")

Hao Yun Xiang (Chinese "郝允祥")

Source: zinio, via Mat_Cyruss

 
Femina China NO:197 Cover&Editorial
SUPER MODEL MOVIE DEBUT
Photographer: Trunk Xu


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Du Juan's film debut will be in "American Dreams in China" (title subject to change of course) that is being shot in NYC by director Peter Chan. The film is about three young men who start an English-language training school in China in the 1980s. It is inspired by the legendary New Oriental School. Juan, 30, will play a proud and intimidating Peking University graduate in Beijing whose only goal is to study abroad.

(from the website ChineseFilms)
 





PARIS, FRANCE - MARCH 07: Du Juan attends the 'Louis Vuitton - Marc Jacobs: The Exhibition'
Paris Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2012 at Musee Des Arts Decoratifs on March 7, 2012 in Paris, France.
(Photo by Foc Kan/WireImage)
 
The always beautiful Du Juan at Sonny Zhou's wedding at the Waldorf in Shanghai

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Gosh, does she ever age? She's just as beautiful as when she started, maybe more-so.
 


Since the Nineties to today, China has experienced a restlessness growth. After much isolationism, the time came for financial and then political recognition. At the beginning of the new millennium, however, there was still an aesthetic symbol of the Celestial Empire missing from its cultural hegemony. Until the arrival Du Juan: after years of studying at the Shanghai Academy, Juan had become too tall to continue to dance. But while her 179 cm were an impediment for the stage, they were perfect for the catwalk. So much that in 2005, shortly after having changed her pointe shoes for stilettos, Juan appeared on the cover of Vogue Paris, becoming the first Asian to have that honor. Since then she has become extremely sought-after by designers and advertisers of all kinds for her ability to put together both western and eastern tastes.

China now represents a reference market for fashion houses, and European designers find themselves constantly facing the dilemma of how to harmonize two aesthetic traditions that are so different. But they think they have found the right answer in the classic beauty of the model from Shanghai. The Asian models that had appeared before Juan in fashion shows or western advertisement campaigns – like the Chinese Lu Yan or Korean model Hye Park – were not particularly coveted in their home countries. Instead, Juan’s beauty, who is now thirty but looks much younger, has been a breakthrough in China.

L'Uomo Vogue, October 2012 (n. 434). Photo by Francesco Carrozzini
vogue.it
 
Harper's Bazaar Hong Kong November 2012 cover
Du Juan by Gilles-Marie Zimmermann

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The 120 Years of Vogue event - Beijing

weibo.com/voguechina


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