Hot Men in a Woman's outfit

Have you ever wondered how our favorite models will look like in woman's outfit?

Let's see

Ro Jam Wang (王朱筱寅) in a woman's outfit.

Ok, I still find him hot. Now that's what i call a model. Ro Jam Wang (王朱筱寅) is a supermodel gracing the runway of Shanghai and Paris.

Brent Chua in woman's shoes. Brent Chua is a Filipino Chinese model referred to as Asian Male Supermodel. After walking the runways of the Asian region and Europe, including Milan, Paris, Hong Kong, Thailand, Malaysia, Taiwan, China, the Philippines, Indonesia and Singapore, where he won the "Male Model of the Year" category at the Singapore Fashion Awards 2004, he headed to New York City. Currently represented by Ford Models, he has appeared in campaigns such as Benetton, Bang and Olufsen, TIGI Bedhead, Motorola, and Macy's, and has walked the catwalks of Versace, Issey Miyake, Yohji Yamamoto, Gucci, and Boss.

Jon Avila (real name Jon Mullaly), a model turned actor based in the Philippines.

KC Monterro as Cassandra Monte

KC Monterro dressed as Cassandra Monte, let me clarify that he made did because of a bet, that if Justin Bieber wil "follow" him back on Twitter then he will dress as a woman. Well, it seems that he lost the bet, thus he appeared in his radio show as Cassandra Monte, in fact his (err.. her?) actress friends even lent him the outfit and the wig.  KC Monterro is a TV host in the Philippines and was an MTV VJ for 8 years.

Now let's give it a twist

Ok this needs some clarification. Rustom Padilla was one of the hottest actor in the Philippines. Then he became silent for more than a decade. To cut it short, he decided to reveal his "real self" and eventually decided to be a woman. His famous line is "Rustom is dead, I am now Bb Gandanghari (Miss Beautiful King).

Now this calls for an explanation. Nong Tum is a famous transexual in Thailand. She used to be a famous Thai kickboxing instructor (and i should say he was hot), until he became a she.


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Bench Uncut Posters & Behind the Scenes Video

Bench Uncut Posters & Behind the Scenes Video


On our previous post, we featured some of the posters for Bench Uncut. We also look on how Bench started stripping down these celebrities and as they spearheaded more fashion events. For this post, we will explore more pics and we will have a peek on behind the scenes of the photo shoot.

I am wondering who is the photographer for this since he made great shots for the models, I also like the idea on the poses of the models, especially the awkward poses. The production made a great concept for the photo shoot. Well, I have not featured the posters though for women.


Click on "More of him" for more pics, just hover on the image to know the model's name and click on the thumbnail to view the actual size of the pics.

Bench Uncut 2010, A Bold Look at the Future and Remembering the Past

Bench Uncut 2010

A Bold Look at the Future and Remembering the Past

Promotional Posters for the Event

Bench has been successful in stripping down hot celebrities for more than a decade.  In 1999, Bench published a 120 - page coffee table book of 203 duotone photographs with Jomari Yllana on the cover. Models include Cesar Alex, Alvin Amposta, Jordan Castro, Andex Cordova, Vladimir Cvetkovic, Junell Liwanag, Chema Marquez, Mark Santos and Raymond Stafford. Models, including Jomari Yllana, had their photos shot on different locations, both indoor and outdoor, wearing only underwear or, for some, nothing at all. I feel lucky to have this rare cofee table book.

The foreword in this book written by Butch Francisco (2000) is indeed worth mentioning in setting up the lens for understanding the current trend in the Marketing field in the Philippines.

There are not many sights more provocative than a pair of briefs. Not the new ones crisply pack in plastic, but a pair in use, doing what it does best.

Perhaps this is one good reason why, despite being able to trace back to the Renaissance and to antiquity the nude male body as a sex object, many lens men still prefer photographing men in their