WAVES of colour amongst a sea of beautiful faces did model-trainer Tin Moe Lwin proud.

Saturday August 18 at Excel Treasure Hotel saw 76 students from Talents and Models graduate from two courses — one group from a Master of Ceremonies course and the other from a course in grooming.

The night was also a celebration for the company, which has survived 11 years in the entertainment industry.

“We have fulfilled our purpose over the past 11 years,” said Tin Moe Lwin, founder of Talents and Models. “We have trained many very exceptional, talented young individuals to become success-ful entertainers and models.”
Thirty-five boys and 41 girls accepted certificates of completion.

After the ceremony, two designers who have worked with and graduated from Talents and Models showcased their work on the catwalk.

Chit Nandar Thu, a graduate of the school, displayed her predominantly pink designs. Su Khine, a senior model with the agency, sent her bright and daring creations down the catwalk.

Nay Zar focussed on traditional designs in cotton, and Ohnmar Kyaw presented some powerful looks for women’s businesswear.

The graduation is held twice a year for students from Talents and Models.
The show was sponsored by Alpine Water, Now How, Pias and Arty.