Vogue Korea

Jun 2026

Vogue Korea’s A Room of One’s Own project is a masterclass in editorial curation, blending high-end fashion with an intimate, lifestyle-driven narrative. By positioning fine jewellery and luxury timepieces within the tactile landscapes of personal spaces, the feature elevates still life photography to a form of storytelling. Photographer Dongho Lee skillfully utilizes soft light and macro techniques to capture the interplay between organic elements—such as fresh tulips and vibrant produce—and the polished precision of gold and stainless steel. Under the sharp eye of fashion editor and stylist Eunji Shin, the project leans into editorial minimalism, transforming everyday objects like hardback books, ceramic figurines, and geometric furniture into deliberate frames for luxury accessories. The series achieves a cinematic quality through its careful color blocking and composition, where contrasting tones like turquoise and lime green provide a modern backdrop for heritage pieces. Produced by Heather Lee, the work balances the structured, commercial demands of watch and jewellery marketing with a more artistic, lived-in aesthetic. The result is a refined visual journal that suggests jewellery is not merely an ornament, but an essential component of one’s identity and personal environment. Through this stylistic approach, A Room of One’s Own breathes life into inanimate luxury, proving that a sophisticated narrative remains the most powerful tool in the high-fashion industry.

Editorial, Commercial

Macro, Natural light

Jewellery, Fashion