Baifern Pimchanok and Win Metawin compete with two artists Viet Min and Gray D

A photo of a group of Asian artists including Gray D and Min was posted by Thai beauty Baifern Pimchanok on her Instagram story with more than 12.7 million followers. Vietnamese fans are extremely excited about this meeting between the stars of the two countries.

At Tiffany & Co.'s event. On the evening of April 10, artists from Thailand and Vietnam stood in the same frame, making netizens stir. This photo was posted by Thai beauty Baifern Pimchanok on her Instagram story with more than 12.7 million followers.

Notably, at the event, frames featuring Min, Grey.D, Baifern Pimchanok, and Metawin were passed around by netizens at breakneck speed on social networks. In the photo, the male idols and beauties of Thai and Vietnamese showbiz all radiate their own charm, giving netizens a headache because they cannot choose who is more eye-catching. In particular, Grey.D appeared handsome, personable, and not inferior when standing with Metawin, making Vietnamese fans extremely proud.

The Vietnamese - Thai stars are said to have a beauty match that is "eight ounces and half a pound" when everyone has their own outstanding visual. Frames that are n times larger than the visuals of the stars have made the public satisfied

At the event, the beautiful display of beauty received special attention from the public. Baifern Pimchanok is full of charm from beauty to charisma. She wore a blue short dress that helped highlight her white skin, sweet and gentle appearance, and showed off the corners of her long legs. While Min appeared, she chose a sparkling two-strap mini dress design and nude tone makeup to make her appearance look sexy, attractive and different.

Baifern Pimchanok and actor Metawin - two top beauties of showbiz in the Golden Temple - saved the moments of meeting each other at the event. The attractive body proportions of the Flying Leaf actress attracted attention and received a shower of compliments from netizens. While Metawin makes people fall in love with him because of his handsome and masculine appearance.

Baifern and Win are both global brand ambassadors of Tiffany & Co., just 1 month after the brand appointed its first Global Ambassador from Southeast Asia, Win Metawin. On April 2, Tiffany & Co. suddenly announced that they had found the next representative also from this area, none other than actress Baifern Pimchanok.

Not only following Win Metawin's footsteps to join the brand's Ambassador ranks, Baifern Pimchanok also became the first Thai actress to be chosen by Tiffany & Co. entrusted with this role.

As stated, the brand always aims for unique, appropriate style and personality and is ready to convey the brand through the identity of modern women who dare to express love, strength and not hesitate. afraid to express yourself. The famous actress from the Golden Temple is the perfect representative of the above factors that the American jeweler is looking for.

Sharing about the important milestone in his career, Baifern Pimchanok said:

"It is truly an honor to become a part of the Tiffany and Co. family as a brand ambassador. We look forward to creating many meaningful memories together."

It is known that this event in Tokyo, meeting two artists Viet Min and Gray D, is also the first event for the new Ambassadors of Tiffany & Co. released to the public.

Baifern Pimchanok's fans were extremely happy with the actress's new achievements when in less than a month, she was twice appointed ambassador by two luxury brands, first Loewe and then Tiffany & Co.

Baifern not only successfully asserted himself as an actor. With fashion, she is a potential face to represent the Southeast Asian market in particular and Asia in general.

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