Kpop X Fashion

Photo Credits: iNKODE Entertainment SAY MY NAME is back with their third EP, &Our Vibe, and the group is once again captivating fans with a fresh concept and vibrant teaser visuals. The upcoming release marks the first comeback since the addition of new member Shuie, bringing the lineup to eight members: Hitomi, Shuie, Mei, Kanny, Soha, Dohee, Junhwi, and Seungjoo. The teaser photos for &Our Vibe, particularly the "Player ver." featuring Hitomi, Shuie, Soha, and Kanny, showcase an energetic arcade-inspired aesthetic, with members donning colorful, retro gaming-themed outfits and playful expressions that evoke nostalgia and fun.​ SAY MY NAME’s style

Photo Credits: Men's FOLIO Malaysia FNC Entertainment P1Harmony’s Intak takes center stage in MEN’S FOLIO Malaysia’s December 2025/January 2026 issue, delivering a high-fashion editorial that blends effortless charisma with cutting-edge style. The pictorial, shot by acclaimed photographer Kim Ji Young, captures Intak’s natural warmth and magnetic stage presence, set against a backdrop of bold, contemporary looks curated by creative director and stylist Izwan Abdullah.​ The Pictorial’s Narrative and Backstory Intak’s cover shoot is more than just a display of fashion—it’s a reflection of his journey as a performer and a young man navigating the pressures of fame. In his interview,

Photo Credits: iNKODE SAY MY NAME’s &Our Vibe: A New Chapter in Cinematic Pop-Fashion Storytelling SAY MY NAME returns with their highly anticipated 3rd EP "&Our Vibe," a vibrant capsule of youthful energy and modern gloss that blends the subtle nostalgia of retro aesthetics with a fresh, futuristic twist. The concept photos released ahead of the December 29 drop set an evocative tone, inviting fans into a dreamy, otherworldly world peppered with playful hints of late-night party culture and intimate friendship moments. The visuals channel a cinematic narrative reminiscent of a youth diary infused with kitsch and surrealism, balancing casual

Photo Credits: ELLE Thailand Cartier JYP Entertainment GOT7’s Jackson Wang graces the December 2025 issue of ELLE Thailand, fronting a Cartier collaboration that blends high-fashion editorial drama with the brand’s signature elegance. This pictorial marks another milestone in Wang’s ongoing journey as a global ambassador for luxury, following his previous campaigns for Cartier’s Juste un Clou collection and collaborations with brands like Fendi and Louis Vuitton. The shoot, orchestrated with ELLE Thailand’s creative team, captures Jackson’s magnetic presence and the fluidity of his style, positioning him as both a trendsetter and a muse for the modern luxury consumer.​ The Backstory

Photo Credits: MAPS Japan ATTRAKT FIFTY FIFTY’s MAPS JAPAN 2025 Winter Issue Vol.7 pictorial captures the group at a turning point, framing them not as overnight sensations but as pop surrealists in the making. Set against the crisp geometry of MAPS JAPAN’s minimal layouts, the shoot reads like a winter diary of idols growing into their own visual language.​ Visual mood and concept The winter issue positions FIFTY FIFTY in a cool, cinematic palette, echoing MAPS’ reputation for pairing K‑pop with art‑leaning photography and understated styling. The atmosphere is less glossy commercial, more gallery editorial: muted backdrops, controlled lighting, and

Photo Credits: Billboard Philippines 88Rising Jackson Wang’s November 2025 Billboard Philippines digital cover is a bold, introspective statement—a moment of creative liberation and sartorial reinvention. Shot at the Presidential Suite of Manila’s Dusit Thani by photographer Ennuh Tiu, the pictorial marks the end of his “MAGIC MAN” era and the beginning of a new chapter defined by authenticity and artistic self-discovery.​ A Chapter Closed, A New Era Begins The shoot’s narrative centers on Jackson’s transition from performer to individual, with candid reflections on his journey through fame, music, and fashion. He describes the shift as a move away from concepts

Photo Credits: W Korea FNC Entertainment There is a particular kind of quiet voltage that only a true rising star carries into a frame, and in W Korea’s November 2025 pictorial preview, Chuei Liyu channels that charge with studied ease. Fresh from survival show fame and already stepping into his own as a solo artist and fashion muse, he appears less like a newcomer and more like a seasoned protagonist in a story that Seoul’s style set has been waiting to tell. The mood is sleek and cinematic: a young performer caught in the crosshairs of spotlight and self-discovery, using

Photo Credits: SM Entertainment WayV’s Winter Special Album “白色定格 (Eternal White)” arrives with concept photos that feel like a cinematic pause button on the softest moment of winter, and “We Ain’t Fading” is the most quietly rebellious of the set. The shoot leans into a cool, monochrome palette—snow whites, foggy greys and inky blacks—styled with clean tailoring, padded outerwear and plush knits that make the members look like they’re gliding through a frozen cityscape rather than posing in a studio. The result is an editorial that captures the album’s idea of “eternal” time: a still frame where warmth, memory and