Bela Padilla wins Miss Friendship and Media's Darling awards at the Asian Super Model contest in China

PEP:

Bago pa man ang Miss Universe 2011, isa nang Pinay ang may naiuwing awards mula sa isang pageant ngayong buwan.

Ito ay ang Kapuso artist na si Bela Padilla.

Naiuwi ng Sisid star ang awards na Miss Friendship at Media's Darling sa Asian Super Model Contest na ginanap sa Guilin at Nanning, Guangxi Zuang Autonomous Region, China, noong September 6 at 7.

Ayon kay Bela, 12 days ang competition.

Umalis siya ng Pilipinas noong August 27 at anim na araw silang namalagi muna sa mga bulubundukin lugar ng scenic Guilin at lunsod ng Nanning.

Tatlo silang nag-represent ng Pilipinas sa supermodel competition na ito na sinalihan ng 36 na modelo mula sa 10 countries.

Kasama ni Bela bilang Philippine representatives ang StarStruck V Avenger na si Fianca Cruz at ang professional model na si Kimberly Tan.

Malaking kumpetisyon daw ito sa China dahil todo ang promotion sa kanila through billboards, malalaking streamers, TV promos, at fashion shows.

Kuwento pa ng 20-year-old na Kapuso, kahit nagtatangkaran ang mga contestants sa competition, napansin pa rin daw siya sa kabila ng height niyang 5'6".

"Kasi kami yung pinakamadaldal!" natatawang kuwento ni Bela tungkol sa kanila nina Fianca at Kimberly.

Masyado raw kasing seryoso at pormal ang karamihang girls na kasali sa competition. Samantalang sila nina Fianca, panay ang pakikipagkuwentuhan at pakikisalamuha.

"Yung China, tatlo silang kasali. Seryoso talaga sila, super ang tatangkad nila at sobrang ang gaganda. They really picked the best for this competition.

"Tapos yung ibang girls, kapag walang ginagawa, pag breaktime, nakatulala lang sila. As in seryoso sila. Hindi sila masyadong talkative. Sobrang pormal.

"Kami, nakikipagtsikahan."

Noong una raw ay nahirapan silang makipag-usap sa mga kasali, lalo na sa Chinese representatives na walang mga kasamang interpreter.

"Kasi home country sila, e. Tapos wala silang Facebook. So, wala kaming common ground na mapag-usapan.

"Pero after a while, katsika ko na yung isang China, pinaglalaruan na nila yung buhok ko.

"Parang ginawa na nila akong doll kasi nga, ako yung pinakamaliit. So, naging friend ko sila.

"Tapos yun, isa-isa na. Parang ang dami nang nakikipag-usap sa akin."

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Bela Padilla wins Miss Friendship and Media's Darling awards at the Asian Super Model contest in China

PEP:

Bago pa man ang Miss Universe 2011, isa nang Pinay ang may naiuwing awards mula sa isang pageant ngayong buwan.

Ito ay ang Kapuso artist na si Bela Padilla.

Naiuwi ng Sisid star ang awards na Miss Friendship at Media's Darling sa Asian Super Model Contest na ginanap sa Guilin at Nanning, Guangxi Zuang Autonomous Region, China, noong September 6 at 7.

Ayon kay Bela, 12 days ang competition.

Umalis siya ng Pilipinas noong August 27 at anim na araw silang namalagi muna sa mga bulubundukin lugar ng scenic Guilin at lunsod ng Nanning.

Tatlo silang nag-represent ng Pilipinas sa supermodel competition na ito na sinalihan ng 36 na modelo mula sa 10 countries.

Kasama ni Bela bilang Philippine representatives ang StarStruck V Avenger na si Fianca Cruz at ang professional model na si Kimberly Tan.

Malaking kumpetisyon daw ito sa China dahil todo ang promotion sa kanila through billboards, malalaking streamers, TV promos, at fashion shows.

Kuwento pa ng 20-year-old na Kapuso, kahit nagtatangkaran ang mga contestants sa competition, napansin pa rin daw siya sa kabila ng height niyang 5'6".

"Kasi kami yung pinakamadaldal!" natatawang kuwento ni Bela tungkol sa kanila nina Fianca at Kimberly.

Masyado raw kasing seryoso at pormal ang karamihang girls na kasali sa competition. Samantalang sila nina Fianca, panay ang pakikipagkuwentuhan at pakikisalamuha.

"Yung China, tatlo silang kasali. Seryoso talaga sila, super ang tatangkad nila at sobrang ang gaganda. They really picked the best for this competition.

"Tapos yung ibang girls, kapag walang ginagawa, pag breaktime, nakatulala lang sila. As in seryoso sila. Hindi sila masyadong talkative. Sobrang pormal.

"Kami, nakikipagtsikahan."

Noong una raw ay nahirapan silang makipag-usap sa mga kasali, lalo na sa Chinese representatives na walang mga kasamang interpreter.

"Kasi home country sila, e. Tapos wala silang Facebook. So, wala kaming common ground na mapag-usapan.

"Pero after a while, katsika ko na yung isang China, pinaglalaruan na nila yung buhok ko.

"Parang ginawa na nila akong doll kasi nga, ako yung pinakamaliit. So, naging friend ko sila.

"Tapos yun, isa-isa na. Parang ang dami nang nakikipag-usap sa akin."

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Bela Padilla, Fianca Cruz represented the Philippines at 2011 Asian Super Model Competition

MB:

Designer Nono Palmos once again showcased his world-class work as he provided the National Costume being worn by our country's representatives in this year's Asian Super Model currently held in China. This includes GMA Artist Center (GMAAC) stars Bela Padilla and Fianca Cruz and model Kimberly Tan. His latest accomplishment coincides with the launch of his newest collection of trend-setting designs.

"Today," he said in a recent interview, "fashion trends are inspired largely by life. Gone are the days when fashion designers can dictate a trend or style based solely on their creative imaginations. Fashion has gone into a state wherein designs are dictated by the people themselves."

More than 30 young beauties from various Asian countries, including the Philippines, are participating in this year's Asian Super Model, touted as the region's biggest model contest. Grand finale is set in Nanning, China. The competition, open to 16 to 24 year old girls, requires models to display their "Asian style and charm."

Other countries with representatives are China, Japan, South Korea, Mongolia, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and India.

In last year's edition of the prestigious tiff, Pinay models shone with participants Mariana del Rio, Bianca Paz and Gwen Ruais making our country proud. Mariana won third runner-up while Bianca and Gwen bagged the special awards for Ms. Photogenic and Best Runway Walk, respectively.

As fas as the Asian Supermodel contest is concerned, the Filipina charm goes beyond the ramp as even behind-the-scene stewards from our end managed to come out fabulous. GMA Artist Center (GMAAC) head Ida Henares became the first-ever Filipino judge in the competition usually dominated by representatives from founding countries China, Korea, and Japan.

Now a member of Asian Model Association, she led GMAAC delegates Rhian Ramos, Stephanie Henares, Rich Asuncion, Arci Munoz, Lou Munoz, Abby Cruz, Rhea Nakpil and Anthea Murfet to a triumphant stint in the same competition a couple of years back.

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Bela Padilla, Fianca Cruz represented the Philippines at 2011 Asian Super Model Competition

MB:

Designer Nono Palmos once again showcased his world-class work as he provided the National Costume being worn by our country's representatives in this year's Asian Super Model currently held in China. This includes GMA Artist Center (GMAAC) stars Bela Padilla and Fianca Cruz and model Kimberly Tan. His latest accomplishment coincides with the launch of his newest collection of trend-setting designs.

"Today," he said in a recent interview, "fashion trends are inspired largely by life. Gone are the days when fashion designers can dictate a trend or style based solely on their creative imaginations. Fashion has gone into a state wherein designs are dictated by the people themselves."

More than 30 young beauties from various Asian countries, including the Philippines, are participating in this year's Asian Super Model, touted as the region's biggest model contest. Grand finale is set in Nanning, China. The competition, open to 16 to 24 year old girls, requires models to display their "Asian style and charm."

Other countries with representatives are China, Japan, South Korea, Mongolia, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and India.

In last year's edition of the prestigious tiff, Pinay models shone with participants Mariana del Rio, Bianca Paz and Gwen Ruais making our country proud. Mariana won third runner-up while Bianca and Gwen bagged the special awards for Ms. Photogenic and Best Runway Walk, respectively.

As fas as the Asian Supermodel contest is concerned, the Filipina charm goes beyond the ramp as even behind-the-scene stewards from our end managed to come out fabulous. GMA Artist Center (GMAAC) head Ida Henares became the first-ever Filipino judge in the competition usually dominated by representatives from founding countries China, Korea, and Japan.

Now a member of Asian Model Association, she led GMAAC delegates Rhian Ramos, Stephanie Henares, Rich Asuncion, Arci Munoz, Lou Munoz, Abby Cruz, Rhea Nakpil and Anthea Murfet to a triumphant stint in the same competition a couple of years back.

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