A Singaporean fashion photographer’s current exhibit of 300 Asian stars has drawn protests from Hong Kong actor-singers Aaron Kwok and Andy Hui, whose managers have complained that pictures of their clients are too racy for public consumption.

Leslie Kee’s current “Super Stars” photo exhibit in Hong Kong, which is being sold as a book to raise funds for victims of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, includes pictures of top Asian stars including actresses Zhang Ziyi and Shu Qi, singer Faye Wong and action star Tony Jaa.

The women are generally dressed in colorful outfits — Gong is shown in a head shot and Zhang wears a silver and purple dress — but the men are in different stages of undress.

Many are topless, with Hong Kong singer-actors Aaron Kwok and Andy Hui shown near-naked, with their genitals sparsely covered.

Kwok, who just won best actor at the Chinese Oscars, the Golden Horse Awards, is shown standing, holding a pair of jeans to conceal his genitals.

Hui is shown lying back with a pair of jeans in between his crotch. His pubic hair is visible.

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