Chinese supermodel Liu Wen may have made history in 2009 by becoming the first Asian model to walk in the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, but she’s been attracting attention on runways since 2007. The rising star continued to break barriers in 2010, when she joined Estée Lauder’s “Every Woman Can Be Beautiful” campaign -- and, at least in Wen’s case, we’d have to agree. While we’d like to think it’s pretty self-evident in this day and age, the leggy Wen is proof positive that Victoria’s Secret models don’t have to be blonde to be a certified bombshell.
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Liu Wen
Chinese supermodel Liu Wen may have made history in 2009 by becoming the first Asian model to walk in the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, but she’s been attracting attention on runways since 2007. The rising star continued to break barriers in 2010, when she joined Estée Lauder’s “Every Woman Can Be Beautiful” campaign -- and, at least in Wen’s case, we’d have to agree. While we’d like to think it’s pretty self-evident in this day and age, the leggy Wen is proof positive that Victoria’s Secret models don’t have to be blonde to be a certified bombshell.
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