Formula Drift Long Beach 2013 SPOTLIGHT: Emma Rose

 

Emma Rose continues to expand her presence within the live automotive showcase sector after a fantastic 2012 debut year as one of the season’s promising breakout personalities.  Sweetly alluring in brilliant expressive grace framed upon rich passionate poise, this vibrant young talent always beams with an intoxicating visual charisma that is immersing in adorability while captivating in enrapturing sensual form.  Its within such stylistic dimension that has allowed her to become one of the more visible live event talents within various show circuits while establishing herself as a primary promotional figure for car culture enthusiast group, its JDM yo.  Perhaps, many still remember her first major appearance during Wekfest LA 2012, where she would introduce herself to the scene while wandering the event grounds, eventually stopping by a SSR Wheels Booth to take in the expert craftsmanship of their sleek conceptions of quality tested wheel products.  Fast forward to the 2013 season, acting as SSR Wheel’s official Formula Drift Long Beach brand representative for duration of the sporting festivities, Emma has effectively elevated her stature within the promotional world, a perceivable trend within her young career which may continue into the foreseeable future.

Kuya Model Expo 2013: Car Culture Cuties (Part 2)

 

While the current superstars of the automotive scene often share the spotlight with some tricked-out customized rides, they were in no way hindered by the absence of complimentary detailing and creative mechanics in the background. The glamour and import scenes of the modeling industry have always had a thematic kinship in the manner the talent form and maintain their loyal followings. Within these sectors, success isn’t necessarily dependent upon a certain design or philosophy, but rather the very being of the person. From a live event standpoint, the modeling talent are, in many instances, the primary reason why the crowds come to an event. A glamour event format like the one organized at the Kuya Model Expo just eliminates the possibility of any other sensory diversions from the obvious primary event attractions.