Zhong Lin, a trailblazing photographer hailing from Malaysia, has rapidly ascended to prominence in the global fashion scene, captivating audiences with her deeply rich and culturally nuanced portraits. Her work, which celebrates the diverse tapestry of her Malaysian heritage, caught the eye of British creative powerhouse Katie Grand, leading to a commission for the first issue of Perfect magazine in 2021. Lin’s lens has since captured the essence of stars such as Nicole Kidman, Ashley Graham, Gisele Bündchen, and Adut Akech, cementing her status as a sought-after talent in the industry.

Lin’s photography, characterized by its spontaneity and instinctual nature, draws upon a wide array of influences, from Hollywood cinema and Japanese manga to Hindi music and the culinary richness of Malaysia. This eclectic mix of inspirations imbues her work with a unique vibrancy and depth that transcends traditional fashion photography.

During the Covid-19 pandemic, Lin transformed the limitations and solitude of lockdown into an opportunity for creative exploration. Through her ambitious Project 365, she committed to posting a new photo on her Instagram account daily for a year, showcasing a series of eccentric and color-saturated portraits that garnered widespread attention and acclaim.

Beyond her editorial achievements, Lin’s distinctive aesthetic has attracted collaborations with leading brands such as Nike, Mugler x Wolford, and SKII, further solidifying her influence and presence within the fashion world. Her work, featured in prestigious publications like Vogue, GQ, Esquire, Harper’s Bazaar, i-D, Dazed, and L’Officiel, continues to push the boundaries of fashion photography, reflecting a modern and inclusive vision that resonates with a global audience.

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