Kpop X Fashion

Photo Credits: GQ Korea High Up Entertainment STAYC’s Yoon has stepped into the spotlight of GQ Korea’s January 2026 issue, delivering a striking editorial that marries dreamy sophistication with a Gen Z edge. The pictorial, shot by photographer Yoon Ji Yong and styled by Lee Jong Hyun, captures Yoon in a series of transformative looks that highlight her evolving style and newfound versatility beyond the K-pop stage. With a gaze both profound and enigmatic, Yoon navigates from casual, effortless moods to refined, high-fashion concepts, embodying the magazine’s theme of “opening the door to 2026”.​ Behind the Pictorial The shoot took

Photo Credits: Allure Korea WAKEONE Management Han Yujin, the magnetic presence of ZEROBASEONE, has once again captivated the fashion world as the cover star of Allure Korea’s December 2025 digital issue. This feature is more than just a magazine spread—it’s a statement of Yujin’s evolving artistry and her place at the intersection of K-pop and high fashion. With a background steeped in global brand partnerships and a rising reputation for sophisticated style, Yujin’s Allure Korea shoot is a masterclass in editorial elegance and youthful edge.​ The Allure Korea December 2025 Shoot: Concept and Backstory The December 2025 Allure Korea digital

Photo Credits: ELLE Korea espoir SM Entertainment When aespa’s Winter steps into frame for ELLE Korea’s December 2025 digital cover with espoir, it’s less a beauty campaign and more a study in luminescent restraint. The editorial captures the paradox of Winter’s aura — crystalline coolness softened by an almost ethereal warmth — the essence of a generation fluent in both digital surrealism and tangible emotion. "The glow isn’t digital anymore. It’s human.” The visual direction is unmistakably modern ELLE: quiet luxury filtered through glossy minimalism. Neutral tones and diffused light play across Winter’s porcelain complexion, while espoir’s understated pigments—barely-there blush, glassy highlighter, and silken matte lip—mark a visual ode

Photo Credits: GQ Korea JYP Entertainment Stray Kids’ HAN steps into GQ Korea’s January 2026 pages not just as an idol, but as a fully crystallised fashion image: precise, kinetic, and quietly self-authored, moving at what the editorial itself calls “MY SPEED, MY LANE, MY PACE.” In partnership with performance footwear house HOKA, the shoot positions HAN at the intersection of high-fashion editorial and technical sportswear, capturing a new vision of luxury where comfort, grit, and emotional honesty share the same frame.​ The concept: “MY PACE” in motion The pictorial, titled “MY PACE” on page 150 of GQ Korea’s January

Photo Credits: GQ Korea ONE Hundred Entertainment Lee Juyeon’s digital cover for GQ Korea’s January 2025 “Men of the Year” issue is a masterclass in blending K-pop magnetism with high-fashion audacity. Shot in collaboration with Balenciaga, the pictorial positions Juyeon as a leading figure in the new wave of global style, where sporty silhouettes meet avant-garde luxury. The shoot, photographed by Bang Kyuhyeong, captures Juyeon’s effortless charisma against a backdrop that marries modern minimalism with a touch of athletic drama.​ The Pictorial: Style and Backstory The GQ Korea feature highlights Juyeon’s rise not just as a performer but as a

Photo Credits: VIEWMAP JYP Entertainment The collaboration between Yuna (ITZY) and VIEWMAP for the 250730 Yuna x VIEWMAP glasses shoot is a masterclass in contemporary K-pop editorial style, merging cutting-edge eyewear design with Yuna’s signature fashion sensibility. This shoot is not just a showcase of glasses; it’s a narrative of self-expression, innovation, and the evolving role of accessories in defining an artist’s visual identity.​ The Shoot: Concept and Backstory The 250730 Yuna x VIEWMAP shoot positions Yuna as the face of VIEWMAP’s latest collection, featuring their iconic Quincy Full Titanium Two Bridge glasses. The collaboration marks a pivotal moment in

Photo Credits: HYBE Geffen Records There’s a peculiar alchemy that happens when pop ascends into fashion. In 2025, KATSEYE—the six-member global girl group born from the collaboration between HYBE and Geffen Records—moved beyond simply singing about empowerment. They embodied it, in denim. This fall, their campaign with Gap should have cemented the group’s position as the new face of effortless global cool. Instead, it was caught in the crossfire of cultural discourse, as the fashion world continued to process the aftershocks of another jeans campaign involving actress Sydney Sweeney—a controversy that dominated headlines and social feeds alike. KATSEYE’s visuals, moody and cinematic, deserved more oxygen.

Photo Credits: Rolling Stone Korea B.able Company Huh Jiwon’s editorial feature in Rolling Stone Korea Issue No. 16 is a masterclass in modern, high-fashion storytelling, blending youthful energy with a mature, editorial edge. The pictorial preview, shot by renowned photographer Lee Minkyu, captures Jiwon in a series of looks that balance edgy streetwear with refined elegance, showcasing her evolution as both a performer and a style icon.​ The Backstory and Editorial Vision Jiwon, formerly of Cherry Bullet and now carving her own path in acting and modeling, was chosen for this feature following her recent exclusive modeling contract with Kobunsha’s