Kpop X Fashion

Photo Credits: HARPER's BAZAAR Korea. BVLGARI. SM Entertainment There are stars that shimmer, and then there are stars that command the night sky. For Harper’s BAZAAR Korea’s September 2025 issue, Karina of aespa proves herself to be the latter — rendered not just as muse, but as a celestial force, refracted through the opulent lens of BVLGARI. This is not merely a pictorial; it is a portrait of modern myth-making, composure meeting cosmos. Modern Venus, Sculpted in Shadow and Light Karina’s presence is, as ever, chiseled elegance: the sharp planes of her face echoing ancient statuary yet softened by the

Photo Credits: ELLE Korea. BELIFT LAB “The September issue doesn’t predict a season—this one promises a generation.” There is something about the September issue cover that always feels like a proclamation: not simply what is in season, but what will define the season. For ILLIT, ascending from K-pop’s brightest next generation into an undeniable cultural phenomenon, this month’s ELLE Korea cover signals not just an arrival but a coronation. Emerging against a decidedly stripped-back set—neutral tones punctuated with sharp, crystalline light—the five members stand not only as musicians but as muses in motion. Their silhouettes are elongated by couture tailoring: sharply cut jackets paired with

Photo Credits: AOMG and MORE VISION. GUCCI. MEN Noblesse “Jay Park proves elegance can swagger.” In the September issue of MEN Noblesse, Jay Park stands not just as a musician, mogul, and cultural provocateur, but as a fully realized style icon—an avatar of modern masculinity clothed in the language of luxury. His collaboration with Gucci for this autumnal cover is less about simply wearing the clothes and more about embodying a narrative: a kind of new-world aristocracy defined not by inheritance, but self-invention. The imagery is charged with duality—the sleek tailoring of Gucci’s Fall/Winter 2025 line, cut with an edge both decadent and

Photo Credits: DAZED KOREA. SM Entertainment There’s a certain charge that happens when fashion collides with persona—when a magazine spread becomes more than a constellation of garments and angles, but instead, the crystallization of aura. For DAZED KOREA’s September 2025 issue, rising star XngHan doesn’t just enter the frame—he consumes it, blurring the boundaries between performance and portraiture. In this pictorial preview, we witness a deliberate coolness, a meticulously crafted moodboard come alive. The styling leans into contradictions—architectural tailoring meets fluid silhouettes, rigid monochromes destabilized by shocks of experimental textures. His posture is a language all its own: a quiet defiance, a

Photo Credits: The Gap, Inc. HYBE Entertainment. Geffen Records When heritage denim meets hyper-pop futurism, sparks fly. The fashion world thrives on the art of unexpected collisions. And this season, one of its most intriguing intersections arrives with KATSEYE—the dazzling Korean girl group already commanding global fanbases—stepping into their latest role as the new brand ambassadors for GAP. At first glance, the pairing feels like a study in contrasts: KATSEYE, the epitome of next-generation K-pop glamour, known for their pristine choreography, cutting-edge visuals, and a carefully curated futurism; and GAP, a quintessential American heritage brand whose vocabulary is rooted in ease, accessibility,

Photo Credits: W Korea. MAC Cosmetics. BELIFT LAB The intersection of fashion, beauty, and music finds a striking new expression in W Korea’s September 2025 issue, where ILLIT members Minju and Moka step into the frame as the latest muses for an exclusive collaboration with MAC Cosmetics. In this preview, the pictorial is less about spectacle and more about elevated artistry—the careful balancing of youthful energy with the poise and refinement demanded by high-fashion editorials. The imagery immediately suggests a visual dialogue between classical sophistication and contemporary edge, demonstrating how beauty can function as a discourse rather than a simple aesthetic layer.

Photo Credits: KITTO Magazine. ATTRAKT The August 2025 edition of Kitto magazine unveils a visually arresting pictorial with global K-pop sensation FIFTY FIFTY, capturing a delicate interplay between contemporary fashion and the group’s refreshingly authentic charm. Known for its tradition of spotlighting cultural icons through refined editorial storytelling, Kitto frames the members of FIFTY FIFTY in a new light—one that illuminates both their individuality and collective synergy. Each concept within the spread feels like a curated conversation between style and personality. One series of images dresses the group in airy, pastel-toned ensembles crafted by Seoul-based designer Han Seoryun, who is celebrated for her dreamy

Photo Credtis: BNT News Korea. K-Tigers Entertainment Rainbow18 is a new act in K-pop with their debut that took place on August 1, 2025. This dynamic sub-unit is composed of two talented members from the original girl group Rainbow, Woori and Hyunyoung. Their fresh venture is backed by K-Tigers Entertainment, a company with a unique pedigree, best known for their origins in taekwondo demonstrations but now ambitiously crossing into music and content production. The sub-unit’s debut was marked by the release of their digital mini-album titled "Festival," setting a lively and celebratory tone that reflects their name and concept. What