““Eunchae makes the invisible visible — scent as silhouette.”” Photo Credits: VASILISA. SOURCE MUSIC Hong Eunchae (홍은채; or simply Eunchae) — South Korean singer-songwriter, MC, and the youngest muse of LE SSERAFIM — steps into global resonance as the new ambassador for VASILISA. The Catalogue Preview is not a singular lookbook, but a multi-sensory anthology: each frame pairing Eunchae with one of VASILISA’s signature fragrances, each portrait translating scent into style. The result is a gallery of metamorphoses. One image is draped in silken light, echoing notes of neroli and white blossoms; another strikes a sculptural pose matched with smoked amber, her silhouette
Photo Credits: DAZED Korea. Calvin Klein. CUBE Entertainment There’s a peculiar electricity when a performer known for her ethereal stage presence lets herself be reframed through the sleek pragmatism of American denim. Minnie — singer, muse, and global icon — arrives in DAZED Korea’s Calvin Klein story not as a conventional campaign face, but as a cultural compass. Here is a woman both untouchable and wholly approachable, her silhouette stripped back to structure, her gaze tightening the frame into something undeniably modern. "A minimalist frame, yet an ocean inside." At first glance, the images feel deceptively simple: denim, cotton, baseline staples
Photo Credits: BIGHIT Music. NYLON Japan “Fashion as manifesto. Stardom as philosophy.” In the ever-shifting language of fashion editorials, there are those rare moments when clothing functions less as costume and more as mirror—reflecting not only a muse, but the generational pulse they carry. On the October 2025 cover of NYLON Japan, HueningKai, of TOMORROW X TOGETHER, embodies precisely that sensation: a sleek merging of youth’s candid volatility with an almost unearthly composure. Where so many cover stars lean into excess, HueningKai’s moment feels like restraint reimagined. There’s a serenity that reads intentional, a quiet challenge against fashion’s usual noise. The
Photo Credits: FLAUNT Magazine. HYBE. Geffen “This cover marks not just a celebration of the past, but a vision of the future.” KATSEYE continues their meteoric rise with a high-fashion moment that feels both celebratory and historic. As FLAUNT Magazine reaches the milestone of its 200th issue this September 2025, the global pop group graces the cover in a pictorial that merges artistry, style, and cultural influence. Not only does the feature place the members at the forefront of fashion media, but it also underscores how far they’ve come from their debut roots to becoming tastemakers in their own right.
Photo Credits: GQ Korea. CDGCDGCDG. Source Music In the August 2025 issue of GQ Korea, Kim Chaewon emerges in a mysterious dialogue with CDGCDGCDG, weaving together the language of fashion and the spirit of performance. The pictorial does not simply dress her; it frames her in fragments of contrast—architectural silhouettes dissolving into softness, sharp textures draped with quiet restraint. What unfolds is not a portrait in the traditional sense, but an atmosphere—an imagined space where elegance bends into defiance and vulnerability becomes its own kind of strength. Chaewon carries the imagery with an unspoken gravity. Her gaze lingers like a half-remembered
Photo Credits: Pledis Entertainment The K-pop group Seventeen has a compelling history that underscores their evolution into one of the most influential acts in the global music and fashion scene. Formed by Pledis Entertainment, Seventeen consists of 13 members, known for their distinct vocal, hip-hop, and performance units. They officially debuted in 2015 with the EP 17 Carat, which made history as the longest-charting K-pop album of the year in the US and was the only rookie album on Billboard’s "10 Best K-Pop Albums of 2015" list. Despite a delayed debut due to their agency's financial issues, Seventeen's strong self-producing ethos,
Photo Credits: Harper’s Bazaar Singapore. Pledis Entertainment. Calvin Klein “Elegance, reframed: Mingyu makes the ritual of getting ready a performance in itself.” There is a particular kind of magnetism when Mingyu of Seventeen steps into frame, the kind that feels both cinematic and disarmingly familiar. In Harper’s Bazaar Singapore’s latest “Get Ready With Me” feature, Mingyu dismantles the assumptions of polished perfection, letting us linger instead in the quiet seduction of ritual—the pause before the stage, the intimacy of preparation. The camera doesn’t simply record; it frames him as both muse and architect of his own elegance. A white shirt draped with
Photo Credits: JYP Entertainment. BEAUTY+ In the ever-evolving world of K-pop, fashion and music often meet in striking harmony, with idols seamlessly moving between the stage and the pages of glossy magazines. For the September 2025 issue of BEAUTY+, BAE of the powerhouse girl group NMIXX steps into the spotlight with a pictorial that merges soft grace with understated strength, creating an aesthetic that feels both timely and timeless. The photoshoot highlights BAE’s ability to embody multiple moods at once. Her presence exudes youthfulness yet carries a quiet maturity that resonates beyond the bold visuals often synonymous with K-pop imagery. Each








