Dazed & Confused Korea
Featured Dazed & Confused Korea projects
This week's top Dazed & Confused Korea projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Dazed & Confused Korea · Photography by Gyuhyeong Bang
This editorial photography series for Dazed & Confused Korea features a collection of portraits captured by photographer Gyuhyeong Bang. The work leans into a candid, domestic aesthetic, utilizing natural light and clean compositions to highlight the subjects. The series incorporates tactile elements, with styling focused on textured knitwear and layered metallic jewelry to establish a relaxed atmosphere. The project features hair styling by Jang Hae In and manicure work by Choi Jisook. Across the frames, models Dugyeong Kim, Hong Seong Jun, and Jiho Kim are presented in intimate indoor settings that emphasize a consistent visual approach through vertical framing and soft, atmospheric lighting.
Project Dazed & Confused Korea · CHASING THE LIGHT
Chasing The Light is a fashion editorial series produced for Dazed & Confused Korea. Featuring model Hewei Shi, the project explores high-contrast styling through a blend of sharp tailoring and motorsport-inspired garments. Photographer Lee Jun Kyoung captures the subject across a variety of studio environments, utilizing both high-key and soft directional lighting to emphasize the graphic quality of the clothing. Techniques such as minimalist staging and monochromatic compositions are central to the visual narrative. The imagery highlights intricate textures, including metallic accessories and tailored suiting, presented with a clean, editorial finish that maintains a consistent aesthetic across the entire set.
Project Dazed & Confused Korea · 3월, 설렘과 익숙함이 교차하는 낯선 순간. 새 마음 새 뜻으로 물들이고 칠하는 봄.
This fashion editorial feature for Dazed & Confused Korea centers on a series of compositions that juxtapose industrial utility with contemporary streetwear. Captured by photographer Kim Taehwan, the images alternate between raw, gritty urban settings and high-key, clean studio environments. Model JungSiik Kim anchors the narrative through a variety of layered silhouettes and structured tailoring. The project utilizes a range of aesthetic treatments, from monochrome textures to diffuse natural light, to emphasize architectural geometry and introspection. The interplay between stainless steel surfaces, institutional locker rooms, and concrete stairwells serves as the backdrop for the fashion-forward styling.
Project Dazed & Confused Korea · YOUTH IN HARMONY
Dazed & Confused Korea presents 'YOUTH IN HARMONY,' a fashion editorial series that explores contemporary menswear through a blend of studio minimalism and urban street settings. The project features a sequence of images captured by photographer Na Jung Moke, with hair styling by Bae Kyung Hwa and modeling by Hamin Yu. Moving between controlled studio environments and outdoor urban backdrops, the editorial utilizes clean, natural light to emphasize texture and sharp tailoring. The series focuses on layered styling, incorporating structured suiting alongside casual patterned separates to define a modern aesthetic.
Project Dazed & Confused Korea · Dazed & Confused Korea August 2026 C ...
For the August 2026 issue of Dazed & Confused Korea, the editorial team presents a masterclass in minimalist portraiture that captures the magnetism of entertainer Juyeon through a series of striking covers. Photographed by Matthew Tammaro with executive production by Leila Azizi, the project leans into a sophisticated, understated aesthetic that bridges the gap between high-fashion editorial and contemporary media. The visuals utilize studio strobe lighting to emphasize texture and form, particularly in the tactile depth of oversized knitwear and crisp, structured tailoring. Across the varied compositions, the imagery maintains a polished focus on the subject, moving from a clean, off-white studio backdrop to a more dramatic, low-key chiaroscuro approach that highlights a calm and intentional intensity. The visual language effectively balances the classic magazine format with modern, clean lines, allowing the subject’s presence to command the frame. By stripping away excess, the production team creates an atmosphere that feels both immediate and timeless, emphasizing the power of the portrait to communicate narrative depth through subtle posture and framing. These editorial covers serve as a defining example of how precise studio techniques, combined with a clear creative vision, can transform a standard portrait session into a definitive statement on style and persona within the global entertainment landscape.
Project Dazed & Confused Korea · DAZED Korea July 2026 Digital Cover
Dazed & Confused Korea presents a series of digital covers for their July 2026 issue, headlined by actor Roh Yoonseo. The editorial feature leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, with photographer Park Jongha utilizing soft natural light to frame the subject across a variety of domestic and studio settings. Each composition integrates bold, vertical typography synonymous with the publication's house style. The imagery captures a shift between candid movement and structured posing, incorporating textured wardrobe choices and accessories that anchor the editorial spreads within a contemporary fashion context.
Project Dazed & Confused Korea · CHANEL 2026 Métiers d'Art
Captured for Dazed & Confused Korea, this fashion editorial highlights the CHANEL 2026 Métiers d'Art collection through the lens of photographer Mok Jung Wook. Featuring model Yoon Young Bae, the series explores the intersection of luxury craftsmanship and nocturnal urban landscapes, utilizing high-contrast night aesthetics to frame the garments against city backdrops. The imagery leans into a moody, cinematic atmosphere, employing analogue/film techniques and varied lighting—ranging from direct flash to soft ambient bokeh. The styling emphasizes the intricate textures of the Métiers d'Art pieces, such as signature tweed jackets, structured fringe details, and voluminous silhouettes, all set against the blurred lights of a modern city.
Project Dazed & Confused Korea · SUN-KISSED
Dazed & Confused Korea continues its tradition of shaping contemporary aesthetics with SUN-KISSED, a compelling fashion editorial that distills the essence of seasonal minimalism through a refined lens. Captured by photographer Kim Hee June, the project leans into a clean, graphic sensibility that prioritizes the structural relationship between the subject and the frame. The imagery features model Hyobin Kim, whose dynamic pose and steady gaze anchor the composition against a stark, high-key backdrop. By employing high-key lighting to strip away visual clutter, the project emphasizes the interplay of textures—from the wet-hair aesthetic to the crisp contrast of the minimalist black crop top and pale, patterned swimwear. The result is a portrait that feels both immediate and deliberate, rejecting over-ornamentation in favor of a sharp, editorial focus. This project masterfully utilizes natural light to maintain a sense of authenticity, ensuring that the luxury fashion elements remain the central narrative force. It is a testament to the power of restrained creative direction, proving that when the visual language is pared back to its core, the impact of the subject’s form and presence becomes significantly more pronounced. SUN-KISSED functions as an evocative study in modern portraiture, highlighting how professional creative collaboration can elevate standard fashion photography into a polished, high-concept narrative suitable for the pages of a premier industry publication.
Project Dazed & Confused Korea · STILL BEAUTIFUL
In the striking editorial Still Beautiful, Dazed & Confused Korea pushes the boundaries of contemporary fashion photography through a deliberate juxtaposition of high-end luxury styling and playful, tactile absurdity. Captured by photographer Sungjae Oh, the series serves as a bold exploration of modern masculinity, utilizing model Hoyong Kim to anchor a narrative that feels both subversive and impeccably polished. The project leans into the classic editorial tradition of studio portraiture, yet injects a surrealist twist by introducing melting ice cream and viscous, saturated substances into the frame. These textural interventions contrast sharply against the backdrop of luxury watches and curated sportswear, elevating mundane props into deliberate stylistic statements. Employing both precise studio strobe techniques and natural light, the shoot achieves a clinical, high-contrast aesthetic that emphasizes the fine details of the model’s attire and skin texture. By balancing the sharp lines of chronograph wristwatches and tailored denim against the chaotic drip of a melting popsicle, the campaign crafts a visual vocabulary that is equally provocative and elegant. This work showcases a masterclass in fashion art direction, where the intersection of minimalist backgrounds and deliberate, unconventional styling choices allows for a truly immersive experience that feels as much like an art exhibition as it does a showcase for contemporary apparel.
Project Dazed & Confused Korea · Dazed Korea Cover Story August Issue ...
For the August issue of Dazed & Confused Korea, photographer Melie Hirtz crafts a visually arresting cover story that masterfully balances high-fashion couture with a sharp sense of editorial minimalism. Through a series of striking portrait images, the project navigates the intersection of texture and color, capturing model Agnes Wahlström in scenarios that feel both ethereal and grounded. The deliberate use of natural light softens the complex compositions, allowing the tactile quality of a dusty-pink veil adorned with layered floral appliqués and vibrant purple leather gloves to take center stage. This deliberate focus on craftsmanship is mirrored in a secondary portrait, where the starkness of a white porcelain bathtub serves as a clean vessel for an intricate black lace top and a voluminous, textured feather cloak. The work benefits significantly from the meticulous hair styling of Anastasiia Tymoshchuk and the precise makeup artistry of Jennifer Le Corre, both of whom heighten the narrative tension of the shoot. With executive production and casting handled by Leila Azizi, the project reads as a sophisticated meditation on modern identity within the magazines and media landscape. By stripping away extraneous artifice, Hirtz creates an evocative aesthetic experience that leans into the raw potential of clean, high-contrast imagery to leave a lasting impression on the reader.
Project Dazed & Confused Korea · Above the Sea
In the vibrant pages of Dazed & Confused Korea, the editorial feature Above the Sea emerges as a masterclass in aquatic-inspired high-fashion photography. Through the lens of photographer Shin Sunhye, this project leans into a surreal and ethereal narrative, exploring the intersection of marine life aesthetics and contemporary beauty. The series utilizes a striking color palette anchored by vivid metallic blue pigments, which serve as a recurring motif across diverse portrait compositions. Model Yuting Zou becomes a canvas for avant-garde styling, where graphic winged eyeliner mimics the delicate anatomy of fins and organic coral-shaped accessories ground the visuals in nature. The project deftly balances technical execution, moving between the sharp precision of studio strobe lighting—which highlights the intricate textures of mesh fabrics and iridescent glitter—and the dreamlike, refracted quality of underwater photography. These portraits, characterized by their macro detail and editorial portrait focus, invite viewers into a tactile world where human form and sea life coalesce. By juxtaposing spiky, translucent ear cuffs with soft lace and structural, water-like molded bodices, the work establishes a sophisticated interplay between the fluid and the rigid. Ultimately, Above the Sea serves as a compelling exploration of visual storytelling, where every shot feels meticulously considered to amplify the boundary-pushing nature of modern media and fashion imagery.
Project Dazed & Confused Korea · Hips Don't Lie, Don’t hide them anymore
For their latest fashion editorial, Dazed & Confused Korea delivers a masterclass in modern styling with Hips Don't Lie, Don’t hide them anymore. This visually arresting series leans into the tension between athletic minimalism and avant-garde luxury, utilizing a clean, deliberate aesthetic to celebrate the form. Captured through the lens of photographer Yeongjun Kim, the work showcases model Yugo Takano in a sequence of dynamic, highly curated poses that push the boundaries of conventional editorial portraiture. The execution relies heavily on studio strobe lighting to maintain crisp, even illumination, allowing the intricate details of the garments—from metallic fringe accents and hip-exposing cutouts to whimsical faux-fur headwear—to take center stage. By alternating between stark, high-contrast white backgrounds and moody grey and blue palettes, the project achieves a sophisticated, contemporary rhythm. Takano brings an assertive, arched physicality to each frame, effectively bridging the gap between sportswear and high-fashion concepts. With a sharp focus on silhouette and avant-garde detailing, the series functions as a bold exploration of modern identity and style. Every image feels meticulously crafted, utilizing classic studio strobe techniques alongside moments of softer natural light to keep the viewer engaged. Ultimately, this collaboration represents the best of current industry trends, blending high-concept fashion with an accessible yet edgy sensibility that remains distinctly Dazed.
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