And the picture that brought me into the post has blurry hands you think that's what the pictures would have

They're not blurry at all (check the website). The room is bright and they are using multiple flashes, allowing them to take high shutter speed photos. Anything above 1/800th of a second would freeze these fairly slow movements easily without any blur. They would also be taking many photos, possibly 8 to 12 per second (most pro DSLRs can take that many at a minimum) or more. They would then pass those on to someone to select the 5 or 6 best ones to use to sell each outfit.

check out yesstyle.com , its in english and its comprised of a lot of sellers, brands that use similar models and images.

they are actually good quality photos, if you guys ever visited Yesstyle fashion - one of the biggest Asian clothing selling websites you will see the quality of the photos are amazing, the lighting and styling are awesome. Especially the Korean lines. Asian people really think selling clothes online is selling the photos, selling the images first so the photos have to be good. Also this is commercial fashion photography, you don't need to have amazing expression or amazing pose, it is all about taking good photos of clothes, so it is a bit different and can be done a lot faster than high fashion and fine art. An Asian model can shoot up to 150 outfits per day. So the idea of something which is produced fastly then the quality will be poor is not entirely true sometimes 😄

Please stick your racism where the sun doesn't shine. Your phone was probably manufactured in China. And here is another Caucasian model doing the same: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKsv7kaYO60

No, it's a set of standard poses. They are professionals and do it again and again, always the same scheme. That's not the average artistic shot with amateur models.