Vuelto 1st Edition

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Vina HadyantoFelicita LieDaxi Tang

Elka Ka

Executive Designer Andreas Imanuel Creative Director Owen Taslim

Graphic Designer Stefhanie Winny AminJanet Yang Candy Chan Hanna TaniaChristopher Tjong

Head Photographer William Halim Photographer Aaron Lee Alifen

Contributing Photographer Victor Lesmono

Executive Marketing Timothy Tandiokusuma

VueltoManaging Editor Stephanie Tjiu Michelle Tan

Executive Editor Eddie Amintohir

Fashion Columnist Stephanie Tjiu

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What a season to start a new thing, explore new ideas and improve our life with the right beat ! These def i-nitely make summer in Seattle the most unforget table and the most wanted time in a year.

As we walk along the sea shore under the shimmer-ing sun, we would feel a refreshing oceanic breeze. Or, simply lay down on the park and tranquil your mind by relaxing grassy scents.As we gaze beyond the earth bound-aries, thinking outside school and work demands, we found “Vuelto” which literally means “Change.” A change that gives new element to a mundane daily routine, a change that takes out a mediocre and average lifestyle, a change that could be shared.

Eddie Amintohir

Dream It - Believe It - Live It

Jus t as the changing weather would glori fy each season down to minutes of de ta i l s , t hus our company would provide our community of big dreamers with the right tools, the right directions and sources which would enable them to achieve their dreams. The way our magazine works is just l ike Global Posi t ioning System for your dream : you won’t get lost and it warns you of any obstacles and it will also help you to anticipate for each sharp turn – YOU WILL NOT GET LOST !

Initially, three of us* did not dare to have dreams or dream about our f inish line unt i l we found the GPS on each of us.Now, each of us h a s e m b ra c e d t h e g i a n t dreams which escalate our lives way beyond the bound-aries of our limitations.

Of course we had made thousands or even millions of mistakes to come to this point but that will not stop us from pushing forward towards our dreams. Now we are on the way to the top of the highest possibilities and excitement that people could ever imag-ine – Are you coming with us?

You would be amazed how we are going to take you of f the ground and untie your boundaries which may have been with you for decades. All of us only have one time to live a life that we want and a dream we want to achieve : don’t let your thoughts limit you for what you are actually capable of.

*The founding members of t he company : And reas Immanuel, Eddie Amintohir, Timothy Tandiokusuma.

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What a season to start a new thing, explore new ideas and improve our life with the right beat ! These def i-nitely make summer in Seattle the most unforget table and the most wanted time in a year.

As we walk along the sea shore under the shimmer-ing sun, we would feel a refreshing oceanic breeze. Or, simply lay down on the park and tranquil your mind by relaxing grassy scents.As we gaze beyond the earth bound-aries, thinking outside school and work demands, we found “Vuelto” which literally means “Change.” A change that gives new element to a mundane daily routine, a change that takes out a mediocre and average lifestyle, a change that could be shared.

Eddie Amintohir

Dream It - Believe It - Live It

Jus t as the changing weather would glori fy each season down to minutes of de ta i l s , t hus our company would provide our community of big dreamers with the right tools, the right directions and sources which would enable them to achieve their dreams. The way our magazine works is just l ike Global Posi t ioning System for your dream : you won’t get lost and it warns you of any obstacles and it will also help you to anticipate for each sharp turn – YOU WILL NOT GET LOST !

Initially, three of us* did not dare to have dreams or dream about our f inish line unt i l we found the GPS on each of us.Now, each of us h a s e m b ra c e d t h e g i a n t dreams which escalate our lives way beyond the bound-aries of our limitations.

Of course we had made thousands or even millions of mistakes to come to this point but that will not stop us from pushing forward towards our dreams. Now we are on the way to the top of the highest possibilities and excitement that people could ever imag-ine – Are you coming with us?

You would be amazed how we are going to take you of f the ground and untie your boundaries which may have been with you for decades. All of us only have one time to live a life that we want and a dream we want to achieve : don’t let your thoughts limit you for what you are actually capable of.

*The founding members of t he company : And reas Immanuel, Eddie Amintohir, Timothy Tandiokusuma.

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Vuelto Think Different Be Different

Often the things that we’re looking for are just around the corner. The earth that grows our food, the sun that provides us with warmth and winds that regulates our weather.

You + Earth =1421 23 Perche No & Vino

Shortly after, Chef Kong and his wife’s trip to Seattle came about. “We fell in love with the city”

8Sandals That Change LivesConsidering the amount of sunlight the Pacific Northwest gets

5 CoffeeCoffee has become the most frequently ingested drink worldwide

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HEALTH

Beneficial or Detrimental? Coffee has become themost frequently ingested drinkworldwide, it is consumed forits energizing and revitalizingeffect.One-thirdoftheworld’spopulation is coffee consumer.The total amount these peopleconsumed is larger than anyother beverage.” According totheWorld Resources Institute’sestimates, the average Amer-

et’s talk about the good stuff in the beans. So what are the potential health benefits of coffee?

In brewed coffee extracts,thereareheterocycliccompoundsandphenoliccompoundsfoundintheroas-ted beans which show significant an-tioxidant activity. Due to the activity,coffeeisknowntoshowaprotectiveef-fectoncancersuchaslivercancer.An-tioxidantsalsopreventorpostponetheonsetofdegenerativediseaseslikede-mentia,Alzheimer’sdiseaseandParkin-son’sdisease.Coffeealsocontainsmin-erals like magnesium and chromium,which helps the body produce insulinthatwouldcontrolglucose indiabetespatients.Therehavealsobeenstudiesofcoffeelinkedtolowerrisksofstrokeandheartrhythmdisturbances.

A great benefit ofcoffee is how it enhancesalertness and concentrationespeciallyonthoselatenightsof cramming before finals orbeingawakeduringtheearlyhoursofmorninglecture.

ican downed 416 8-ouncecups of coffee in 2009. SowhatdoesthiscupofJoydoto your body? Studies showthat coffee have a few im-portant bioactivities butcould also have some ad-verseeffects.

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What are the detriments?

ntheotherhand,there’sthepossibilitythatcoffeeiscar-cinogenicasit’sroasted(NationalInstitutesofHealth).Somedet-rimentsdooccur,suchas“temporaryhypertension,anincreaseinbloodpressure,duetoaperiodofabstinencefromcoffeedrink-ing.Inadditionthereisalsoamodestdecreaseinheartrate.”Ingeneral,though,thesedrawbacksarerelativelyminimal.Basedonextensiveepidemiologicalstudies,thereisnocorrelationbetweencoffee ingestionandcertainriskfactors like longtermhyperten-sion,cardiovasculardisease,diabetes,goutorcancerdiseases.

n important factor that can determinehowcoffeewillaffectyourbodyisthemethodofbrewingyourcupofJoe.Filteredcoffeemaybebetter than boiled coffee,whichmay “increasetheserum(plasma)cholesterollevelinyourbodyduetothepresenceofditerpenes,cafestolandkaweol.” Thesecret? Theoilscontainingditer-penesareabsorbedbythepaperfilter.

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Ahat now?

Even though therehasbeencountlessstudiesandresearch on the correlationbetween coffee and diseasetheevidence is limitedand in-consistent. Most studies arethe results of coffee drinkers’habits not from researchersasking people to drink coffeetostudytheeffectsoftheJava.Futurestudiesneedtobedonebeforecomingtotherealcon-clusion of how the compon-entsofcoffeeworkbiologicallyand chemically. Mechanisms

involved in such processesare still unclear, so furtherresearchneeds tobedone.Suchashowcoffee cande-crease the likelihood ofdevelopingdementia andAlzheimer’s disease, Parkin-son’s disease, lowering therisk of liver cancer, protec-tionagainsttype2diabetes,justtonameafew.

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By the way, how will coffee affect us?

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By : Vina Hadyanto

Having an extra hand for your work

ThefirsttimeyougetyouriPad,youmightwonderwhatyouriPadcouldgiveyou,howitcouldhelpimproveyourproductivity,andworthyourmoney.Therearethreemainfunctionsthatcouldhelpsimplifyyourdailyworksandincreaseyourproductivity.Calendarsynchronization,RSSFeeder,andComputerremote.These3easilyapplicableappsarehelpfultopeopletomakethemtonevermissameetingagain,getuptodatewithnewsthattheywant,havetheirfilewherevertheygo.

First,itisthecalendarsynchronization.Whypaidextramoneytosyn-chronizeyouriPadcalendar,usedgooglecalendarwhichenablesautosyncanduniversallyapplicableonallgadgets.Gotowww.google.com/calendar/iphone-selecttosyncyourcomputercalendarwithyouriPhoneyouriPad.


By Eddie Amintohir

Second, it is theRSS feeder .Stopcheckingnewsevery15 min-utes, spending hours to f ind what happened around the world. SubscribeinanyRSSfeederasitwouldgatherallnecessarynewsforyouwhichcouldbereviewedforlessthan30minutesaday.

Third,goeaseonyourself,whybringabig laptopandcharger ifyoucouldhaveit inyouriPad.Takealookoffreeeditionof“logmein”app.YoucouldcontrolyourcomputerusingyouriPadwheneveryouhaveawifiacess,withthecombinationofdropboxtotransfersfiles,itisasifyouhaveyourlaptoponouriPad.


IS YOUR ?Business

Greece showing signs of a weakening economy

Withtherecessionstillloomingalongaroundtheworldandpeoplearestrug-glingtomakeendsmeet.IntheUnitedStatesalonetherearenearly400,000peopleunem-ployedandGreeceshowingsignsofaweakeneconomythatmightcausetheworldgoingintoanotherfinancialturmoil.Tomakematterworse,itisaroundthetimeofgraduationandstudentsarelookingforjobstopayofftheirstudentloans.However,FederalGovernmentdoesnotseemtobeasaltruisticaboutthefailingeco-nomy.

TheFederalGovernmentisinthemidstofdilemmatoraisetheinterestratesoftheStaffordstudentloans;raisingtheinterestratesfrom3.4%to6.8%fortheirunsubsidizedstudentloans.Withalreadyaweakeneconomyandnewlygraduatedstudentsareexperiencingdifficultylookingforajob.IftheFederalGovern-mentdoesdecidetodoubletheinterestratesofthestudentloans,theAmericanDreamwillbe-comeadistantrelicofthepastforthegraduat-ingstudents.However,PresidentBarackObamaistryingtostopthiscupidityofthelegislation.Butisthattrulyenoughtocurbtheendlessbattlesofrisingeducationcost?

By:DaxiTang

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EDUCATIONREALLY WORTH IT

With the United States evergrowingdebt reachingnearly$16 trilliondollars;thatmeanseachtaxpayerhasanestimateddebtburdenofabout$138,000.TherearesomuchdebtscirculatingintheUnited States economy and that forcesthe Federal government to cut spendinginmanyimperativeareasofthecountry’sgrowth;suchasfreezingFederalemploy-ees’ salary, education and many more.President Obama once said that educa-tion is a necessity to maintain a strongeducatedworkforceintheUnitedStates.Inspiteofthehighunemploymentinthenation’s workforce, most Americans feeldiscouraged to return back to school toupgrade their skills because of the highrising tuition cost. In addition, with theFederal Government considering to raisethe interest ratesof theStafford studentloans, that further defers more peoplefrompursuinganhighereducation.

So,whatcouldbedonetocom-bat such difficult times? There aremanyways to combat such hindrance. First,people whom are graduating from highschoolcouldconsiderstudyingatacom-munity college and transfer to a 4 yearinstitution after their initial 2 year. Thecommunity colleges are vastly cheaperthan most universities; students usuallypay less than half of what their counterpartswouldbepayingatauniversityandstudentscouldsaveonlivingexpensesbyliving at home. In addition, communitycollegeisagreatwaytogetyourfeetwetabout college life,because the classes incommunitycollegesusuallyhaveasmallerstudentpool size thanuniversity classes;thatwouldmeanthattheprofessorshavemore time to commit to each studentandstudentscouldhaveabetterlearningcurvestudyingatacommunitycollege.

Second, another great way to counterthe cost of higher education, people could startlearning fromonlineclasses; recentlyMassachu-setts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Stanfordhasstartedofferingonlineclassestothegeneralpublicwithoutanypayment.Thatmeansanybodywhomhasaccesstotheinternetcouldstarttakingclasses fromprofessors teachingatMITorStan-ford. According to Forbes, a Stanford professorSebastian Thrun offered his “Instruction to Arti-ficial Intelligence” courseonlinewithout charge.Therewereasmanyas160,000peoplesignedupforthatcourse.Theprofessoralsomentionedthatthepeoplecouldprobablygetthesamequalityofeducationforjust1to2percentofthecost.(Ron-aldTrowbridge,2012)

Finally,peopleshouldn’tbeburdenbythecostofrisingeducation.Educationisanim-portantaspectofsocietyandithelpstomaintaina strong workforce that will eventually attractmore investors to invest in United States be-causeof thestrongeducatedworkforce. In thelong run, cutting education isn’t the right waytoreducegovernmentspending,itwillprobablycostmore harm than good. However, the gov-ernmentcouldconsiderlookingtocutspendingsomewhere else; such as military spending orevendoataxreform.Withsomanyliveswouldbestake,thegovernmentshouldtakeaseriousconsiderationaboutraisingtheStaffordstudentloanorcuttingspendingineducation.

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At the beginning of the year,peopleoftenwritetheirNewYearresolutions.Somepeoplesticktothem,butthemajoritywouldforgettheirNewYearresolutions.Itisnecessarytokeeptrackofourgoalstoknowwhetherwearemakingprogressornot.Goalsneedtobeevaluatedandtheirdevelopmentmay not exist unless a written progress,journal, or checklist is used. Summerwouldbemoremeaningfulwhenyouaddself-devel-opmentactivitiesintoyourvacationlist.


ByEddieAmintohir

Make cash + progress Don’tjustlookforextracash;butalsoworkforthethingsthatdrawyouclosertoyourdream.Often,businessorworkdemanddeviatesusawayfromwhatisactuallyimportant.Nowadays,peoplearemore focusedon earning a living, rather thanbuildingafortune.Ifone’sfocusisonmakingcashtofulfillone’sdesire,onewouldfindone’sselfworkingallthetime,withminisculechangeinone’sincome.Promotionsandopportunitycomeswiththegrowthof your self-value. Spendat least15-30minutesadaytoreadbooks;doself-evaluation;andlistentomotivationalspeakers.Itcouldbeanykindofactiv-itiesthatwouldincreaseone’sselfvalue.Justfor30minutesaday,itwouldbenefityouandyourfuture.

Often business and work demands havedeviateoneawayfromwhatisactuallyimportant.Peoplearemoreandmorefocusonearningaliv-ing, rather thanbuilding a fortune. If one’s focusisonmakingcashtofulfillone’sdesire,onewouldfoundone’sselftoworkallthetime,withminisculechangeinone’sincome.Promotionsandopportun-itycomeswiththegrowthofyourself-value.Spendat least 15-30 minutes a day to read books, doself-evaluation,listeningtoencouragingspeaker.Itcould be any kindof activity thatwould increaseone’sselfvalue.Itwouldbenefityourselfinthefu-turejustfor30minutes/daytime.

Vacation + Connection Vacation is a fun time to relieve yourselffrompressureandintensefeelingintheworkplace.Whywouldn’tyoumakeitmorepurposefulbycre-atingmoresocialconnections?Themajorityoftheworld’spopulationwantstobeconnected;noonelikesbeingbythemselvesforalongperiodoftime.

ThereasonFacebook,Youtube,Amazon,andothersocialmedia sites had tremendous growth rate inthelastdecadeisbecauseoftheneedofpeopletobeconnected.Thinkofgettingconnectedtopeoplelikebeingrefreshed;addingnewjuiceofcreativityto yourmind ; and providing alternatives to yourperspective.

“Dream what you want to dream; gowhereyouwant togo;bewhatyouwant tobe,becauseyouhaveonlyonelifeandonechancetodoallthethingsyouwanttodo.”–Anonymous

Theremaybeonlyenoughtimetomakeourlivescountsuchthatitcannotbewastedun-planned.Summerisatransitiveperiodtoabegin-


ningofanewseason.Whenmanypeopleareusingsummertospendmoney,someothersuseittoaddtheiroveralllife-value.Whichoftheseareyou?

Oftenthethingsthatwe’relookingforarejustaroundthecorner.Theearththatgrowsourfood,thesunthatprovidesuswithwarmthandwindsthatregulatesourweather.Justlikeseasonwouldonlyexistwithvariety,solifewouldbecompletedwithhealth.

YOU + EARTH =

Summerisjustaroundthecorner,whatareyourplans?Therearemanyplacestogoandthingstodo,buthaveyouconsideredgoingtoplacesthatwouldhelpyourownhealth?Trails,parks,andrecreationcentersareavail-ableallaroundthecitytoforyoutoreapthebenefits.

With increasing riseofobesity,diabetes, andheartdis-ease, throughout the nation, there must be change. Ifthereisawilltochangethesestatistics,thentheremustbeaway.

Therearetwokindsofbenefitsthatifsown,youcan reap. The first aspect is health, both your physicalandmental.Through recreationalactivities,physicalac-tivitiesthemselvesbecomefunplusitencouragesyoutocontinue thesehabits. Thus, in turnwill reduceobesityandlowerriskofchronicdiseasessuchasdiabetes,can-cer,heartdisease,osteoporosis.Otherhealthbenefitsin-

cludeboostsintheimmunesystemandlongerlifeex-pectancy.Mentally,theseactivitiesalsoreducestressanddepression,thusimprovingthequalityoflife.

Alongwithhealth,isthesocialaspect.Whenyou do these activities with other people such asfriends,families,andothersinthecommunities,yourrelationshipswiththemwillgrowandstrengthenso-cialbonds.

There are a numerous amount of activitiesyou can participate in from biking, running, hiking,swimming,basketball,tennis,justtolistafew.Sogooutthereandenjoywhattheearthcanofferyou,bytakingpartinactivitiesattrails,parks,andothercen-ters.


By : Michelle Tan

YOU + WATER

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Swimming is alsooneof thebestways to improveyourhealth.ItisthesecondmostpopularsportinAmerica,and people report that they enjoy water-based exercisedcomparedtoexercisingonland.Thisisduetotheabilitytoexercise longerwithout increasedefforton jointormusclepain;especiallywith thosewhohave arthritis.Water-basedexercisenot only helps thosewith chronic illness, but alsowith mental health by improving mood. In addition, post-menopausalwomen can improve andmaintain their bonehealth.


By:VinaHadyanto

Postgraduate Degrees

Graduation season is over. Some people have giventhoughtsofwhattodo,eithertocontinuingtheirstudiestograduatedegreesorgettingworkexperience.

Work

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SELF-DEVELOPMENT


Why should I work? Why should I continue my studies? Maybeyouwouldliketopursuehigheredu-cationtodeepenyourlevelofknowledgeandunder-standing in a certain area of interest, ormaybe youwould like to get some work experience after highschoolorcollege.Youcouldalsohavespottedanin-terestingjobposition,butyoufeellikeyoureducation

Which path should I take: continue my studies or get work experience? Dependingonyourfieldofinterest,certainjobsrequirepostgraduatedegrees,suchaslaw,dentistry, medicine and pharmacy.Many companiesnowadays are demanding for candidates with post-graduatedegrees,whichmeanthatpeoplewithoutitmightnotbeabletogetjobsthattheywant.However,havingworkexperiencecanmakeyoumorecompet-itive in getting your job since some companiesmaydemand a more practical approach (for example, acompany might be searching for someone who haspriorexperience inworkingwith theelders,orpriorexperienceinworkingasamanager).

StudyingMaster’sdegreeswouldwidenyourknowledge and expertise in a certain field. Granted,continuing studies to attain postgraduate studiesmightbealotofwork,

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level isnotenough.Rising tuition ratesandunemployment rates could give studentsmore reasons tochoosebetweenworkandstudy,andtosettheirpriorities.

Butit’sworthwhilewhenyouhaveadreamtoachieve.Keepinmindthatsomeskills can’t be taught in classroom, butrather through experience in real world.You’dhavetolearntheskillsthatyouneedfor your job from work experience, andcompanieswouldbelookingoutforthoseskills.

Master’s degree andwork exper-iencegohand-inhand in job searchingassome companies demandpeoplewith ex-perience inboth. So,whetheryouchoosetocontinueyourstudiesorgetworkexper-ience,itwillbebeneficialforyouasitcanmakeyou standout amongothers. In theend,yourdecisionwilldependonyourde-greeofpassionwithinyourfieldofinterest.

If you’re thinking of continuing your studies up to PhD, some majors

require you to have a master’s degree. Typically, PhD programs require

applicants to have a Bachelor’s and/or Master’s degree. However, you’re

not interested in research work or anything dealing with collecting data

and analyzing, you’re not required to have a Master’s degree.


Here Comes

SummerTime to put aside all those outerwear,

dark colours, and winter accessories… and celebrate the season with colours,

sheerness and sandals!

This means that it is time to put aside all those outerwear, dark colours, and winter accessories… and switch to light, colourful, and cute accessories that can be show-cased without being covered by layers and layers of clothes. Let’s face it ladies, with the constant perspira-tion and fewer layers to mix-and-match, a substantial amount of money would need to be invested to keep your wardrobe fresh. Not if you invest in versatile pieces? You got it. What if you know that there is a sandal out there that can be transformed into more than 100 styles?

Now you do – meet the Sseko sandals; sandals that can be made into as many styles as your creativity takes you. The beautiful thing is: there are not just regular sandals. The money you spent on these Sseko sandals are go-ing to help fund a Ugandan women achieve a further education. Sseko Designs also employs qualified gradu-ates to work within the company. In addition to providing women with employments, they also partner with a non-profit organization in Uganda that works with women that have been saved from the sex industry.

Fashion with a cause? Yes please! Get yours at:

Dream3427 Fremont Place North

Seattle, WA 98103(206) 547-1211

{ Sseko Designs }Considering the amount of sunlight the Pacific Northwest gets, it is no wonder that the bright warm sun is one of the most anticipated elements here.


Trend Alert Sandals That Change Lives Considering the amount of sunlight the Pacific North-west gets, it is no wonder that the bright warm sun is one of the most anticipated elements here.

As much as we love summer; let’s face it ladies, with the constant perspiration and fewer layers to mix-and-match, a sub-stantial amount of money would need to be invested to keep your wardrobe fresh. Not if you invest in versatile pieces? You got it.

What if you know a sandal out there that can be transformed into more than 100 styles? Well, there is! Meet the Sseko sandals; these sandals can be made into as many styles as your creativity takes you.

The beautiful thing is: there are not just regu-lar sandals. The money you spent on these Sseko sandals can help fund a Ugandan women in achieving a further education.

Sseko Designs, founded by Liz Forkin Bohannon, hires enthusiastic, bright young women that graduated from their secondary school to live and work together during the nine-months. The money earned goes directly towards their university education.

Sandal with multiple personalization style

The Ugandan school system is pro-grammed with nine-months gap before uni-versity. Usually, students would take this time to work and earn money for tuition. However, due to the patriarchal society in Uganda, young women often struggles to find fair work, which consequently hinder them from achieving their dreams.

Brand for Summer Fashion

Only your creativity can limit your style

By: Stephanie Tjiu


Get yours at: Dream3427 Fremont Place NorthSeattle, WA 98103(206) 547-1211Find our more at: ssekodesigns.com


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Elka Ka

Executive Designer Andreas Imanuel

Creative Director Owen Taslim

Graphic Designer Stefhanie Winny AminJanet Yang Candy Chan Hanna TaniaChristopher Tjong

Head Photographer William Halim

Photographer Aaron Leen Alifen

Contributing Photographer Victor Lesmono

Executive Marketing Timothy Tandiokusuma

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