【泰國星正妹】選美佳麗入行模特兒圈‭ / ‬Pattera Sorlalum

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Pattera Sorlalum暱稱 Pattera，出生於1990年11月6日，今年24歲、身高164公分、體重44公斤、三圍33- 24- 34，家庭成員有爸爸、媽媽、姐姐和妹妹，她目前在泰國MAXIM MAGAZINE THAILAND雜誌擔任模特兒，同時也在泰國曼谷大學就讀。

Pattera在上大學的期間，會出去找各種兼職，像是一些會場活動就會邀請她擔任主持人兼模特兒。

Pattera在2011年參加泰國最著名的模特兒大賽Miss Maxim Thailand，經過一番努力最終入圍20強，其中一個項目考驗的是身材，這一輪眾佳麗們都穿著比基尼登臺，Pattera憑藉著火辣身材和臉蛋獲入圍前10強，主辦單位也覺得她有很多的可塑性，將她簽為旗下專屬模特兒。目前Pattera的工作量非常多，感情部分仍然是單身的她，希望能儘快找到另一半，她在這裡，你在哪裡？趕快來泰國找她吧！

基本資料：

姓名：Pattera Sorlalum

暱稱：Pattera

生日：1990.11.06

身高：164公分

體重：44公斤

三圍：33 - 24- 34

職業：模特兒

語言：泰語

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pattera.sorlalum.7

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