SPOCOM Anaheim 2013: Bikini Girls on the Main Stage

 

Interestingly enough, one of the most celebrated segments of the SPOCOM Anaheim showcase extravaganza doesn’t seem to actually pertain to the concept or design of custom cars and modified vehicles.  No one seems to have a complaint, however, as year after year, the most alluring figures within the import and glamour scenes have been known to contribute their personalities and ambitions upon the event’s featured main stage to compete in what has become a tradition within the popular car culture festival, namely the annual SPOCOM Anaheim Bikini Contest.  Though primarily organized for the entertainment of fans and enthusiasts in attendance, the competition has in a ways become a litmus test for aspiring talent in moving towards that next step within their young careers.  With established personalities like Alexia Cortez, Maya Michelle Rew, and Raquel Estrella recognized as top contenders of the segment in previous years, there is adequate evidence to suggest that a fine performance upon this premier platform brings with it a certain level of recognition from the automotive industry in general.  This year’s pageant roster would be composed of a whole new cast of enthusiastic hopefuls, however, providing even more suspense as to who would effectively step up and rise from amongst the rest as potentially the next big thing in promotional modeling.

 

Kuya Model Expo 2013: The Ladies for Legacy Rain

 

Legacy Rain is a sophisticated new clothing line brand dedicated to channeling and inspiring the personal tastes and preferences of the individual through a varied selection of dresses, outerwear, and accessories, which intricately compliment the overall lifestyle of the modern woman. In order to introduce their designs to the passionate crowds of the automotive and glamour scenes, the company had some of their most admired superstars promoting their wears as official brand representatives for the entire duration of the Kuya Model Expo. With multi-time pageant champions, race queens and popular live event performers at their corner, who could really deny the class and style associated with this growing brand?