Vanessa Phil is sort of an import model from Texas. You can view more photos of her here and here, or view the few I selected for you below. That is how this works.Stats:
Age: ?
Height: 5’3
Ethnicity: Vietnamese
Located: Texas
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Kaoru Kikuchi At Miss Bikini Universe Japan
Regular readers will know I an avid follower of the unconventional career of model and entrepreneur Kaoru Kikuchi, so when I found out she was recently a contestant in Miss Bikini Universe Japan – with lots of other hot Japanese girls in, well, bikinis – I figured it would have to be worth an Asian Sirens article. So did she win?
Unfortunately not quite, but she was runner-up (I personally preferred her to the winner though). Here’s a few pics from the show:
Here’s a few other nice photos of Kaoru in a bikini:
Hestea Han
Hestea Han is a model from Indonesia. As usual, what else am I supposed to say about her really? She’s here. She’s another pretty model. I like her skin, though I would prefer better photos:Stats:
Age: 21
Height: 5’5
Located: Jakarta
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Katie Chung Hua
A few weeks back, Dr. Lee introduced me to Katie, who is a professional fitness model/bikini competitor. Katie started body building at the age of 19, and is one of the sexier fitness models I’ve seen in a while.Stats:
Age: 26
Birthdate: May 30, 1986
Birthplace: Idaho Falls, ID, USA
Height: 5’1″
Weight: 106 lbs
Measurements: 32-24-34
Location: Boise, ID, USA
Links:
Facebook
Twitter
BSN
BodyBuilding.com
Muscle & Fitness
Shock Mansion
Maniac Fitness
Molly Truong
Molly Truong is a model that I think looks much taller than she apparently is. Standing at only 5’4 and living in Modesto, California – home of the main character of Monsters vs. Aliens – Molly is a model of Vietnamese, Chinese, German, Puerto Rican, Irish, and Spanish descent. Whoever her lucky boyfriend is gets to make love with 6 different women at once and they all look like her.Photos:
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Happy New Year From Asian Sirens
Well it seems we survived the end of the world (again), although the fact that so many people continue to believe in these predictions (especially from a race that failed to predict its own demise) never ceases to amaze me. Anyway, as we are still here at the start of 2013 (it’s already the 1st here in oz as I’m writing this), I would like to wish all of our readers a very happy new year. We have some very exciting (and frankly long overdue) changes coming this year, so make sure you stay with us through 2013!