MAGAZINE COVER: Liu Wen for GQ China, August 2016

Model: Liu Wen (The Society)
Magazine: GQ China, August 2016

Photographer: Yuan Gui Mei

Stylist: Dan Cui

Hair: Unknown
Makeup: Unknown

Source: models.com

MAGAZINE COVER: Hao Yun Xiang for GQ Style China, Spring/Summer 2012

Model: Hao Yun Xiang (Wilhelmina)
Magazine: GQ Style China, Spring/Summer 2012
Photographer: Mei Yuan Gui
Stylist: Unknown
Hair: Unknown
Makeup: Unknown

Source: models.com

EDITORIAL: Tony Thornburg in GQ China, May 2012

Model: Tony Thornburg (Fusion)
Editorial: Master Chow
Magazine: GQ China, May 2012
Pho­tographer: Blair Getz Mez­i­bov
Stylist: Mar­cus Teo
Hair: Lawrence DePalma
Makeup: Carlo Longo

Source: thefashionisto.com

Daniel Liu & Hana Mayeda Editorial for GQ China, November 2009

Now that Condé Nast has launched GQ China (in October 2009), I hope to see more Asian male models getting work and recognition in the international scene.

Foreign markets can be risky but highly profitable. New York Magazine reported that Vanity Fair Italia was one of the most profitable magazines on Condé Nast stable of publications. Aside from revenues generated from the ad pages, the magazines are sold mostly from newsstands at full price (€4-€5).

In the US the revenues for publishers are generated primarily from ad pages where rates are determined by circulation numbers. So to beef up the circulation numbers, most magazines offer cheap annual subscriptions ($12-$19/year) to the readers.

Models: Daniel Liu (Ford) & Hana Mayeda (Marilyn)
Editorial: New York Travel
Magazine: GQ China #2, November 2009
Photographer: Blair Getz Mezibov
Stylist: Grant Pearce

Source: Scanned by 很大很大 @ tFs