The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree when it comes to Wendy Jacobs and her daughter, Iman Fandi, as both take the combination of fashion and family to brave, new heights

They grew up in the spotlight (and sometimes their parents’ shadows). Now, they’re making their own mark. BAZAAR rounds up the celebrity progeny to watch this year.

Clad in biker chick-meets-Mother Earth ensembles, supermodel Cindy Crawford, at 53, is still riding high at the top of her game.

After being crowned the winners of Project M 2019, what’s next for Claudia Lim and Ernest Siow? For now, it seems, anything is possible for them.

#Fitspo. #Bodygoals. And more recently, #couplegoals.

WHAT THESE FIVE LOCAL FACES HAVE IN COMMON: THEY’RE REFLECTIVE OF CHANGES IN ONE OF THE MOST CHANGE-RESISTANT INDUSTRIES – MODELLING. IT’S A BUSINESS THAT, UNTIL RECENTLY, STUCK TO ITS OWN AND CHAMPIONED ONLY ONE KIND. NOW THE PLAYING FIELD IS MORE INCLUSIVE, AND THE “STANDARD ISSUE” MODEL IS NO LONGER THE STANDARD. WHAT IS: BEING UNIQUE AND HAVING A DARING ATTITUDE – QUALITIES THE FIVE INGENUES HERE HAVE. OH, ANOTHER THING: THEY’D RATHER BE SUPER ROLE MODELS THAN SUPERMODELS.

The one thing (or variations of it) that I am often asked:

After raising five children and a near-death experience, former model Wendy Jacobs hopes for another shot in the spotlight.

Amid a sea of generic faces, the most striking models on the catwalks and red carpets these days are pushing the boundaries of what it means to be beautiful.

Whether they're teenager or a mother of five, the pride and joy of Singapore's fashion scene are made up of these trailblazing models, whose magnetic camera presence and killer cheekbones prove that there's no shortage of beauty on this Little Red Dot we call home.

TV and events host Joey Mead King shares with The Weekly the nuggets of wisdom she’ s gleaned from modelling, hosting and life itself. Take some notes!