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L'Officiel Magazine

Coco Rocha – L’Officiel China making video

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Behind the scenes video of a photo shoot for L’Officiel China which features Canadian model Coco Rocha.

Photographer: Jun Liu ~ Stylist: Julie Ragolia ~ Makeup: Scott Andrew ~ Hair: Seiji ~ Manicure: NQ ~ Producer: Sarah West ~ Music: Icona Pop (I Love It) ~ Video: Di Di Lin

Coco is a devout Jehovah’s Witness [wiki]. She will not pose nude – or in lingerie, among other things – because of her faith; and that’s why she has never worked with Victoria’s Secret despite her fame.

On a side note, she starred in TV reality series The Face in the United States earlier this year. She’s one of the three supermodel coaches in the show who compete against each other to find a new face for a cosmetics brand; the other two are Karolina Kurkova and Naomi Campbell.

Tang Wei L’Officiel Magazine

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Chinese actress Tang Wei is featured on May issue of China’s L’Officiel Magazine. Her career seems to be getting back on track in mainland China after being blacklisted (though unofficially, with undisclosed reasons) by Chinese authorities for a couple of years since starring in Ang Lee’s erotic film, Lust, Caution, in 2007…

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Liu Yifei – L’Officiel China

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Chinese actress Liu Yifei is featuring on June 2011 issue of L’Officiel magazine. Wonder when the English proficient beauty will get another chance in the west; she starred in 2008 Hollywood film Forbidden Kingdom alongside Jackie Chan and Jet Li.

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Dolce & Gabbana – Li Bingbing vs Lin Chiling

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Chinese actress Li Bingbing and Taiwanese star Lin Chi-Ling are the cover girls for two different Chinese magazines in the same month, donning the same Dolce & Gabbana design (which looks good on both ladies btw). You don’t see this often…

Li Bingbing and Lin Chiling in Dolce Gabbana

With dozens if not hundreds of fashion magazines published monthly in China, thing like this is bound to happen. Normally the fashion houses would work with the publishers to avoid this, but there’s probably some miscommunication here.