Ramona and Momoe's Go See* features 12 subjects, seeking to spotlight the diverse stories of Asian models, offering a fresh perspective. It reimagines the traditional ‘go-see’ format as a narrative that is both intimate and thought-provoking. In a fashion industry and western mainstream media landscape that often reduces Asian identity to monolithic stereotypes, this project serves as a counter-narrative. The book alludes to Juergen Teller's Go-Sees (1999), in which aspiring young women models are seen through a white male photographer's gaze. It reclaims the format through portraiture and first-person narrative, emphasising subjectivity and agency over stereotype. It is styled by Momoè Sadamatsu and co-creative directed with Ramona Wang. Colour and black-and-white portraits of models posed at home, on beds and in the street.