The Face Thailand Season 7 Launches With Three Mentors, One Concept
The Face Thailand returns for season seven with mentors Cindy Bishop, Pancake Kemnit, and Antonia Porchid competing under a Siam Renaissance concept celebrating Thai culture. Filming is underway with 15 contestants per team selected from 3,
Executive producer Tae Piyarat has guaranteed an exciting seventh season of The Face Thailand, with three mentors and three distinct styles—Cindy Bishop, Pancake Kemnit, and Antonia Porchid—competing under the Siam Renaissance concept, which celebrates the flourishing of Thai art, culture, and identity.
The new season aims to feel fresh and avoid repetition for viewers. Tae unveiled the show and its mentors on September 14, noting that the intensity has already built before filming began, with scheduling challenges among the mentors. Filming is nearly halfway complete, with the team intentionally crafting a meaningful season.
Pancake, returning as a former champion, said she is playing with full effort, acknowledging that the game has become more complex with unpredictable elements and new challenges. Cindy, taking on the mentor role for the first time, described it as demanding—requiring her not only to compete but to showcase her team's potential and fulfill client briefs. Antonia said she has learned from the previous season and is now committed to going all-out without hesitation.
Tae clarified that recent poster images do not indicate him as an additional mentor; he remains executive producer behind the scenes. He noted that the selection process whittled down 3,000 candidates to 15 per team, with mentors choosing their own players. The selection criteria focus on finding "The Face" in each contestant's unique way. The show may yet surprise viewers with additional developments, as filming is only halfway through. Tae invited audiences to follow the series, describing it as another complete and well-crafted season.