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Vietnamese models stun top designers

Vietnamese models Hoang Thuy (Hoang Thi Thuy) and Nguyen Thi Tuyet Lan impressed audiences, fashion designers and stylists with their figures and confidence on the catwalk during the recent New York Fashion Week.
Vietnamese models Hoang Thuy (Hoang Thi Thuy) and Nguyen Thi Tuyet Lanimpressed audiences, fashion designers and stylists with their figuresand confidence on the catwalk during the recent New York Fashion Week.

After they modelled during fashion shows of American fashion designersKorto Momolu and Laurel DeWitt on Feb. 13, the two were invited to bemodels for leading fashion magazines in New York.

After the show,they took part in the Emerge fashion show featuring collections ofdesigners Terry Stevens, Michael Alan Stain, Jahi Fitzerrald, BarbaraBates and Elie Kuame at the New York-based Broad Street Ballroom.

Thewinner of Vietnam's Next Top Model 2011 and champion of Asian ModelSearch 2011 were asked by top designers Adrian Alicea, whose designs arethe favourite of New York's leading stars and Elena Vasilevsky, awinner of the 2011 Best Designer Award in the US, to wear their clothes.

Expertsfrom IMG New York, a major publicist which represents elite athletesand other stars, said that Thuy's strong character and impressive facecould help her further her career in New York. They have also proposedcooperation with the two Vietnamese models in the future.

Thuy and Lan will appear on the catwalk wearing collections by Korto Momolu and Laurel DeWitt on Feb. 19.

BeUModel agency will send the two models to Paris to seek opportunities inone of the world's leading fashion markets, according to Le Thi QuynhTrang, director of Vietnam's Next Top Model.

As scheduled, Thuy andLan performed at two shows on Feb. 13 and 19. They received so manybookings to model that they will have little free time until they returnto Vietnam on Feb. 21.

The semi-annual New York Fashion Week is heldin February and September of each year in New York City. It is one offour major fashion weeks held around the world, along with those inParis, London and Milan./.

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