Apex Professional Photo Studios Guest Tyga With 360Magazine

Apex professional photo studios recently had a visit from rap superstar Tyga for a photo shoot in the recently released 360Magazine Singapore Issue.

In the issue you can see shots were taken in Studio A as well as some shots in our elevator. Ultimately the photoshoot also took advantage of the lively neighborhood and made way to the streets of the fashion district as well as the famous Santee Alley.
Check out the images below.

Michael Ray Nguyen-Stevenson, known by his stage name Tyga, is an American rapper. He is currently signed to Young Money Entertainment, Cash Money Records and Universal Republic Records. He first received recognition with his debut single “Coconut Juice”, featuring his cousin Travie McCoy. Since then he has signed to Young Money and released his major label debut Careless World: Rise of the Last King. The album included the chart topping singles “Faded”, “Far Away” and “Make It Nasty”. He released his third studio album on April 9, 2013 entitled Hotel California.

(Source: TMZ)

Both the images in our studios as well as the street photography done for 360Magazine displays very well why clients rent in Downtown Los Angeles. We offer high-end affordable studios for both celebrities as well as start-up artist looking for a creative space where they can make their vision become a reality.

Knit Coat: Avant Toi

Totally Blown Button-Up Shirt: pskaufman

Knit Top: Michael Stars

Motorcycle Jeans: RNT23

Hoodie: Controll Sector

Totally Blown Sweatshirt: pskaufman

Layered Terry Cloth Pants: ASUL by Moussy

Sunglasses: Police

Gold Emerald Ring: Ricardo Basta Fine Jewelry

Sneakers: Nike

“To keep evolving, keep growing. To reach new heights, new levels, and to keep giving the world dope s**t. That’ll be my goal till my last breath,” says the 26-year-old Grammy nominee Tyga, who released Fan of a Fan: The Album (with Chris Bown), The Gold Album: 18th Dynasty and Fuk Wat They Talkin Bout last year. “It was a busy year: a year of evolution,” he adds, partially referring to The Gold Album release delay due to former label complications. “I wanted to move on, but I felt like I owed my fans that because they had been waiting for 2 years. So I just decided one day to put it out, so I could put the world on a new wave with my new evolved sound, my new evolved vision and my new energy.”