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James Porteous

Hong Kong’s Olympic swim team have taken part in an artistic photo shoot showing off their hard-won athletic physiques to dramatic effect.
The shoot – to publicise the New World Harbour Race next month – saw Stephanie Au Hoi-shun, Yvette Kong Man-yi, Camille Cheng Lily-mei, Claudia Lau Yin-yan and Geoffrey Cheah pose in moody black and white shots by celebrity snapper Rex Tsui.
Top stylist Sean Kunjambu was creative director for the shoot, with make-up by Zing and hair by Ryoji Imaizumi.








Three thousand swimmers will participate in the cross-harbour open water swim race on October 16 and Lau, Cheng, Kong, Au and Sze will take part in the charity category.
“I am a bit afraid to swim in the sea but I believe it will be a great one,” said Au, Hong Kong’s flag-bearer at the Rio Olympics.


The cross-harbour race was first held in 1906, and revived in 2011 having been suspended in 1978.


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Top fashion stylists and photographers snap team in moody black and white to promote cross-harbour race


Making a splash: Hong Kong’s Olympic swimmers take part in stunning artistic photo shoot

.css-1c6uqr6{color:inherit;font-weight:inherit;font-size:inherit;font-family:inherit;line-height:inherit;overflow-wrap:break-word;}Top fashion stylists and photographers snap team in moody black and white to promote cross-harbour race

Top fashion stylists and photographers snap team in moody black and white to promote cross-harbour race