Thursday, January 8, 2009

Won Kim, Han Jin, Kim Yoon Sun, Hyun Yi Lee, Kyung-Ah Song & Daul Kim Editorial for Korea Vogue, January 2009

Models: Won Kim, Han Jin, Kim Yoon Sun, Hyun Yi Lee, Kyung-ah Song & Daul Kim
Editorial:
The Supers
Magazine: Korea Vogue, January 2009
Photographer: Oh Joong Seok

Source: Scanned by Chrisis511 @ tFs

10 comments:

  1. those jeans fit so well on her

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  2. This editorial doesn't make sense at all (aside from good photography, the girls are styled badly, the direction is poor...)
    I've completely lost touch of Vogue Korea... why emulate the "supermodels"? Han Jin, Hye Park and Daul Kim are some of the WORLD's TOP supermodels... why don't these girls emulate them instead?!?!

    Vogue Korea has to stop manifesting the west!!!

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  3. Anonymous2:24 PM EST

    The concept is stupid. Writing even worse. Girls look incredibly BAD. Shame on you, Korea Vogue!

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  4. Anonymous4:20 PM EST

    and more importantly,
    they only use Korean models every time
    anywayz, Du Juan is on the Feb issue of British vogue

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  5. wow, gorgeous images, incredible structure on all pieces pictured! Thanks for sharing!

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  6. Anonymous5:50 AM EST

    The girls look terrible. Boo Korean Vogue.

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  7. Anonymous7:47 AM EST

    I think this is rather interesting. The concept might not have been executed perfectly, but it was original, at least. The first picture is my fave, won kim looks good and i like her pose but she does not look a tad bit like Naomi Campbell. I think Han Jin worked Shalom Harlow well though, thanks for these pics :)

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  8. Anonymous8:05 AM EST

    epic fail for Korean Vogue

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  9. Anonymous9:40 AM EST

    Originality maybe, but does it go towards supporting Asian models globally (or even in Korea)? Probably not.

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  10. hate it, hate know that daul kim has died. She was one of Asian best model,,I hope her spirit will rest in peace.

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