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Featured Harper's Bazaar Korea projects

This week's top Harper's Bazaar Korea projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

Close-up portrait of a woman wearing a diamond pendant in her mouth for a Harper's Bazaar Korea jewellery editorial Project

Harper's Bazaar Korea · Les Signatures with Chanel High Jewelries

Harper's Bazaar Korea presents Les Signatures, a high-fashion editorial showcase featuring the latest Chanel High Jewelry collections. The project highlights the intricate craftsmanship of the brand's signature diamond pieces through a series of focused, studio-based compositions that emphasize texture and brilliance. Photographer Yeongjun Kim employs a low-key lighting technique across the series to create a moody, high-contrast aesthetic that draws attention to the refractive facets of the diamonds and the metallic sheen of accompanying sculptural elements. The visual narrative is rounded out by fashion stylist Hyeyeon Yoon, who pairs sharp tailoring and monochromatic garments to maintain a clean, refined silhouette. Model Seoyeon Lee anchors the portraits, with the editorial leaning into polished, chiaroscuro-heavy framing to elevate the luxury jewellery design.

Model with long peach-coloured hair drinking from a glass, wearing a luxury metal wristwatch against a black background. Project

Harper's Bazaar Korea · Omega

Harper's Bazaar Korea presents this editorial jewellery project featuring Omega timepieces. Captured by photographer Kim Hee June, the series centres on model Chanel Kim in a collection of high-contrast and soft-focus compositions. The project leans into clean, editorial aesthetics, utilising natural light and diffused beauty lighting to highlight the intricate metallic details of the watches. Styling by Jang Hyeyeon complements the portraiture, which balances monochromatic studio work with pastel-toned palettes. The editorial spans a range of intimate close-ups, focusing on tactile textures and refined accessory placement.

Close-up portrait of a woman with long peach hair drinking from a glass, wearing a metal watch on her wrist. Project

Harper's Bazaar Korea · WHAT IS THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE MAN AND WOMAN WEARING OMEGA WATCHES

Harper's Bazaar Korea presents a series of editorial portraits focusing on the integration of luxury timepieces within modern fashion narratives. The imagery explores intimate subject interactions through a clean, minimalist lens, highlighting both the intricate details of the watches and the subjects' styling. Captured by photographer Kim Hee June, the project leans into a soft, tonal aesthetic. The work utilizes a pastel color palette and clean beauty lighting to create a cohesive series that balances fashion-forward portraiture with product focus. Hair styling by Jang Hyeyeon complements the visual rhythm, utilizing distinct textures to frame each composition.

Jun Ji-hyun wearing a beige strapless gown against a soft white draped background for Harper's Bazaar Korea magazine cover. Project

Harper's Bazaar Korea · Harper's Bazaar Korea May 2025 Covers

Harper's Bazaar Korea presents its May 2025 covers, featuring actor Jun Ji-hyun in a series of portraits captured by photographer Peter Ash Lee. The editorial work shifts between distinct visual environments, contrasting an airy, high-key white setting with a moody, deep-toned red interior. The compositions utilise clean framing and vertical layouts to highlight styling choices, ranging from minimalist beige drapery to structured black satin gowns. Throughout the series, the imagery leverages both natural light and high-contrast techniques, including analogue film aesthetics, to provide texture and depth to the magazine’s visual identity.

Model seated on the floor wearing printed white shirt and trousers against an ornate dark wooden cabinet background. Project

Harper's Bazaar Korea · 전 세계를 종횡무진하는 '한국 디자이너'

Harper's Bazaar Korea presents a fashion editorial profiling emerging Korean designers. The series explores contemporary silhouettes through a mix of minimalist interiors and rugged natural landscapes, featuring model Chloe Oh. Fashion editor and stylist Hyeyeon Yoon curates a range of avant-garde and layered looks, utilizing techniques such as grainy film textures and clean natural light to establish a moody, contemplative tone. The imagery oscillates between quiet, atmospheric indoor portraits and earthy outdoor compositions, highlighting the structural details of the garments.

A young woman seated on a red bus shelter bench wearing a brown puffer jacket and burgundy knee-high socks Project

Harper's Bazaar Korea · London Calling

Harper's Bazaar Korea presents London Calling, a fashion editorial set against the urban backdrop of the UK capital. Shot by photographer Dongho Lee, the series leans into an authentic, street-level aesthetic that captures the intersection of high street style and city life. The imagery utilizes natural light to frame a series of looks, featuring a structured ensemble that highlights contemporary seasonal layering. The production was overseen by producer Heather Lee, with hair styling by Maki Tanaka and makeup artistry by Jinny Kim. The project serves as an editorial exploration of texture and silhouette.

Model Sol Jeong squatting in a white t-shirt and white shorts against a seamless white studio background for Harper's Bazaar Korea Project

Harper's Bazaar Korea · EFFORTLESS ELEGANCE

Effortless Elegance for Harper's Bazaar Korea presents a series of fashion editorial portraits focusing on understated style and refined accessories. Photographed by Shin Sunhye, the project features model Sol Jeong captured through a minimalist lens, utilizing soft, even natural light to emphasize texture and clean lines. The imagery leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic, set against neutral backgrounds that prioritize the interplay between casual layering—including knitwear, denim, and structured button-downs—and detailed accessory styling. The composition remains consistent throughout, favouring vertical framing to highlight the subjects' candid expressions and the subtle materiality of the wardrobe.

Back view of a woman wearing a white top and a long gold necklace with red clover motifs for Harper's Bazaar Korea Project

Harper's Bazaar Korea · Pink Fortune

Pink Fortune is a fashion editorial series for Harper's Bazaar Korea, spotlighting a collection of gold jewellery defined by clover-shaped motifs in red and pink. Captured by photographer Choi Moonhyuk, the images lean into a clean, minimalist aesthetic that allows the fine craftsmanship of the pieces to serve as the primary focus. Fashion editor and stylist Hyeyeon Yoon brings a sense of intimacy to the project, utilising soft, natural light and tight macro framing. The editorial features delicate compositions that highlight the jewellery against neutral studio backgrounds, maintaining a consistent focus on texture and form.

Model Heejung Park in a textured patchwork dress and black heels posing against a beige studio backdrop. Project

Harper's Bazaar Korea · THE SUPERS

For this editorial project in Harper's Bazaar Korea, titled THE SUPERS, photographer Sungjae Oh explores the intersection of high-fashion structure and tactile layering. The series features model Heejung Park in a sequence of dynamic studio poses. The imagery utilizes soft light to emphasize the contrast between avant-garde tailoring and delicate textile details, such as ruffled borders and varied wool tones. The editorial compositions rely on clean studio backdrops to highlight the interplay of silhouettes and fabric textures.

Close-up of a hand with black and chrome pointed nails and a wide silver ring resting against a leg in sheer black tights. Project

Harper's Bazaar Korea · THEN. NOW. NEXT

Harper's Bazaar Korea presents THEN. NOW. NEXT, a multi-faceted editorial spread exploring diverse aesthetic themes. Captured by photographer Youn Song-Yi, the series focuses on model Yuemeng Ma across a variety of studio settings, transitioning between clean high-key backdrops and moody, high-contrast environments. The project channels a range of beauty and fashion sensibilities, from avant-garde stiletto nail art and metallic accents to structured, retro-inspired hair styling and bold graphic makeup. Utilizing precise studio lighting, the imagery emphasizes texture and form through a series of polished portraits that lean into editorial techniques to define the visual narrative.

Model Esther Kim posing with crossed arms wearing a navy blue wristwatch, rings, and black tank top against a white background. Project

Harper's Bazaar Korea · Engineered Bleu for Chanel Watches

In a striking convergence of horology and high-fashion editorial, Engineered Bleu for Chanel Watches arrives as a masterclass in minimalist precision. Commissioned for Harper's Bazaar Korea, the project centers on the sophisticated navy ceramic timepieces of the collection, utilizing a stark, high-key studio environment to strip away distraction and focus entirely on product narrative. Photographer Choi Moonhyuk captures model Esther Kim with clinical clarity, employing refined beauty light and soft lighting to accentuate the matte textures of the watches against the model's sleek, chin-length bob and structured tailoring. Fashion editor and stylist Hyeyeon Yoon orchestrates a visual lexicon that bridges the gap between classic luxury and automotive-inspired grit, juxtaposing the technical finesse of the watches with props like motorcycle helmets and car tires to ground the imagery in an unexpected, elevated aesthetic. The work utilizes live-action technique and editorial minimalism to transform the studio space into a playground of luxury branding, where the clean silhouettes of the apparel serve as the perfect frame for the Engineered Bleu design. By maintaining a uniform, brightly lit palette across every frame, the project ensures that the focal point remains consistently on the intersection of form and function, delivering a polished, cohesive campaign that defines the current standard for high-end fashion jewellery editorials.

Model Yun Seo Woo posing in a strapless floral gown with a draped pink and black cape against a white studio background. Project

Harper's Bazaar Korea · The New Structure

In The New Structure, Harper's Bazaar Korea presents a masterclass in modern luxury, oscillating between the sharp, industrial precision of architectural spaces and the soft, organic fluidity of high-fashion couture. Photographed by Peter Ash Lee, the series explores the tension between garment and environment, utilizing both stark studio strobe lighting and ethereal natural light to highlight the intricate craftsmanship of each piece. From voluminous feather-adorned gowns to intricate, pearl-encrusted silhouettes, the editorial captures a dialogue between rigid form and dynamic movement. The creative synergy is bolstered by the precise styling of Sebastien Richard and the sophisticated makeup artistry of Tom Pecheux, which leans into graphic, minimalist aesthetics to frame the models, including Coumba Mballo, Fran Summers, and Yun Seo Woo. The project masterfully integrates editorial minimalism with complex textures, occasionally channeling a cinematic quality through the use of analogue 35mm film techniques and intentional motion blur. Whether set against the raw, unfinished concrete of an industrial interior or the pristine expanse of a minimalist studio, each frame emphasizes the structural ambition of the clothing. By juxtaposing delicate embroidery and heavy, shimmering fringe against stark, neutral backdrops, the team creates a visceral exploration of the silhouette, positioning these luxury fashion pieces as central, sculptural elements within a meticulously curated visual narrative.