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Group of models in retro sportswear lounging across a checkered studio floor in front of pink pleated curtains for Singles Magazine.

Four models posing in symmetrical star shapes and stretches against a grey and white checkered studio floor and plain wall.

Four fashion models in sculptural purple, teal, and blue outfits posing dynamically around a ballet barre in front of grey curtains.

Three models posing in pastel leotards and athletic wear with arms raised on a checkered floor against a white background.

Two models in retro athletic wear sitting on a checkered studio floor with maracas and pom-poms against a white backdrop.

Model Minji Lee with platinum blonde hair and red shirt above models posing in green cropped pants and ballet flats for Singles Magazine.

Three models pose in red, black, and blue striped sportswear tops against a clean white background for a magazine shoot.

Models pose in dynamic reaching postures on a checkered floor in front of pink pleated curtains for a fashion editorial.

Model Minji Lee poses in a pale yellow bodysuit, white tights, and leg warmers with arms raised against a white studio wall.

Singles Magazine PHYSICAL STUDIES : 몸이 그리는 선 2026

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Physical Studies: 몸이 그리는 선 for Singles Magazine serves as a vibrant exploration of the intersection between high-fashion editorial aesthetics and the raw, expressive potential of the human form. Under the lens of photographer Kim Hee June, the project leans into a retro-inspired, athletic narrative that channels the energy of dance and cheerleading within a minimalist, controlled environment. The imagery effectively utilizes a stark grey and white checkerboard studio floor as a grounding geometric element, contrasting against soft, draped pink curtains to create a dynamic visual rhythm. Through the participation of models including Minji Lee, the series captures synchronized, balletic movements and lounging poses that highlight the clean lines of structured sportswear and layered leg warmers. The execution relies on a bright, high-key lighting scheme, employing studio strobe techniques alongside natural light to ensure every texture—from the pom-poms to the satin shorts—is rendered with crisp clarity. By maintaining a symmetrical, centered composition, the editorial successfully frames the models as components of a larger, coordinated movement study. This project avoids static portraiture in favor of a kinetic, lifestyle-focused approach, resulting in an energetic display that feels both contemporary and nostalgic, perfectly aligning with the editorial mission of Singles Magazine to present fashion as a physical, living performance rather than a mere display of garments.