Xiao Wen Ju

[kokobombon]

great! she has so much energy. I don't know who the other girl is but poor thing, Xiao is totally eclipsing her

 

[Shiru]

^It's Tilda Lindstam btw. Here's a few videos of that shoot, Xiao is so cute in them!
https://instagram.com/p/0DXo7VNz_Z
https://instagram.com/p/0DfH4eNz8D
https://instagram.com/p/0D1FqgNzyQ
"I haven't seen them in forever!"

 

[happytrail]

i hope they will be in the new movie! and her and joan in the VI couture supplement is fantastic

 

[dfwn2n]

She is so freaking cute. I just want to put her on my coat like I would do to a button.

 

[Prymasquous]

FINAL SHOWLIST - FALL/WINTER 2015
OPENED|CLOSED: 0|1
TOTAL SHOWS: 9

New York: 6

1. 3.1 Philip Lim
2. Anna Sui
3. Opening Ceremony
4. Oscar de la Renta
5. Public School
6. Rodarte (C)

London: 1

1. Tom Ford @ Los Angeles

Milan: 0/skip

Paris: 2

1. Chloe
2. Maison Margiela

If there's anything to add or needs fixing, please correct otherwise.

 

[Prymasquous]

BERGDORF GOODMAN MAGAZINE S/S 2015
Ph: Matt Irwin








first image: sina/fashionmodels, rest: wearesodroee.com​

 

[orthelian]

style

 

[TheoG]

I may be a bit late but did Xiao launch a clothing line named Babyghost? Or is that whole other label she is modeling for? If so that exciting!

 

[rebel]

SPUR May 2015

zozojp

 

[gilsa0870]

 

[Prymasquous]

Moussy Jeans S/S 2015
Ph: Damon Baker
Stylist: Maurine Braunschvig
Hair: Tomo Jidai
Makeup: Chiho Omae
Nails: Sheril Bailey




moussy.ne.jp/moussyjeans​

 

[gilsa0870]

6 Chinese Models Share Their Hometown Beauty Secrets: From Egg-White Face Masks to Peach-Blossom Nails
APRIL 17, 2015 3:04 PM
by LAURA REGENSDORF

Next month, when the parade of Met Gala attendees streams through the latest Costume Institute exhibition, “China: Through the Looking Glass,” they will be met with a visual feast that spans centuries and continents. A slinky one-shoulder dress by Tom Ford for Yves Saint Laurent calls to mind a Qing Dynasty court robe; a voluminous Roberto Cavalli design reinterprets blue-and-white porcelain. Of course, China has supplied the fashion world with more than just inspiration: An increasing number of today’s most sought-after models call the country home. With that in mind, we tracked down six runway favorites, from all-star Liu Wen to newcomer Luping Wang, to talk about local beauty traditions and the skin-care lessons passed down from mothers and grandmothers.



XIAO WEN JU

There’s an undeniable sparkle to the energetic 22-year-old—and we’re not just talking about the Swarovski eye embellishments she wore when she closed the recent Rodarte show. Raised in Xi’an, she appeared with fellow cool kids Binx Walton, Cara Delevingne, and Sam Rollinson in the spring DKNY campaign that entertained many a taxi-riding New Yorker (of which she is one); she also cruised around Paris with Zoolander’s Derek and Hansel after their Valentino cameo.

What’s your first childhood beauty memory?
My grandma really liked using powder. She always looked chic, with her white face, red lips, and red nail polish. The only thing my mom wears is lipstick. I don’t remember the color [back then], but I still remember the taste because when she wasn’t home I tried on her lipsticks.

What beauty or health rituals from home did you take with you?
[Growing up,] my mom didn’t want me to wear any makeup. She just wanted me to have really good skin. In the summertime, she said, “Don’t go into the sun. You need an umbrella!” And she asked me to go to sleep earlier and eat healthily—fruits, vegetables. It’s all about the inside health. In my hometown, we don’t care about makeup. The only thing we really like are masks to help your skin. I use a clay mask, and also the white of the egg. I do it three times a week.

Any natural remedies you swear by?
My father cooks pork bone soup. He makes a huge, huge pot, and we drink it every day, before lunch or dinner. When you make the soup, all the pork bone’s nutrients [are released]. It’s good for collagen—it’s beauty soup!

Can you define the Chinese beauty ideal?
People here in New York City think there are so many different beauties, not only one type. In China, we still like big eyes and a high nose—that’s the classic beauty in China, although I think that’s going to change. Women curl their eyelashes; also, they put double-stick tape on their eyelids to make the eyes bigger. I did that too when I was living there!

Who’s your beauty icon?
Wang Fei [also known as Faye Wong], the singer. Watching her on MTV has been an inspiration. Also Gong Li, the actress. She’s an iconic Chinese beauty, for me—long hair, really strong face. Maggie Cheung, too.

vogue

 

[Prymasquous]

A one time stint? Nevertheless, major!

BTS L'Oreal...








instagrams: lorealparisoffical, adrianjonathan, chapuyc​

 

[Yendor]

^Stealing the spotlight from poly and karlie. Her beauty is so dynamic, my fav. chinese model right now!

 

[dsamg]

Xiao features in this lookbook
http://forums.thefashionspot.com/f60/hanne-gaby-odiele-x-matt-bernson-265373.html

 

[Prymasquous]

MATT BERNSON LOOKBOOK S/S 2015
Ph: Tommy Ton




mettbernson.com, tumblr/tildaxiao​

 

[Prymasquous]

L'OFFICIEL SINGAPORE MAR. 2015

fashn.be

 

[Prymasquous]

In attendance to support Eva Chen at the APEX Inspiration Awards Gala - April 15, 2015


instagram/evachen212, vogue.com​

 

[Prymasquous]

Zhongguo Style for the night...



instagrams: b_sam & steeveeeeee​

 

[thatsfierce]

Haven't idea she was working for L'Oreal, that's really great!
Also she looks good between Natasha and Karlie. Well done, Xiao