Vogue Korea October 2021 : Chloe Oh by Yeongjun Kim

[VogueGirl8910]

Both covers are great.

 

[kissmesweet]

Love the first cover. It reminds me of Paolo Roversi's work, although this is edgier of course. Thanks for posting!

 

[vogue28]

An extremely gorgeous and luxurious cover which just screams fashion. I love Chloe's intense stare, those dark and moody colours, the use of the Miu Miu faux fur, Yeongjun Kim's lighting and the minimal text. What's not to love?

 

[Horizontina]

Ironic how just last month Vogue seemed determined to sunrise us up or die trying, while it's precisely this darker, deeper cover that inspires a braver attitude and higher standards, exactly what any self-respecting new beginning should be about. Also, it's always such a pleasure to see a model's name on the cover, and rarely is it more deserved than in Chloe's case. She carries the weight of this cover's concept effortlessly.

Vogue Korea continues to prove that you don't need to imitate art to be art. You don't have to cram the magazine with easily digestible illustrations, paintings, collages, and other visual forms of artistic expression, in order to achieve some sort of validation. Fashion photography is an art form in itself. You only have to be an artist at it. This is proof.

 

[Bertrando3]

Ironic how just last month Vogue seemed determined to sunrise us up or die trying, while it's precisely this darker, deeper cover that inspires a braver attitude and higher standards, exactly what any self-respecting new beginning should be about. Also, it's always such a pleasure to see a model's name on the cover, and rarely is it more deserved than in Chloe's case. She carries the weight of this cover's concept effortlessly.

Vogue Korea continues to prove that you don't need to imitate art to be art. You don't have to cram the magazine with easily digestible illustrations, paintings, collages, and other visual forms of artistic expression, in order to achieve some sort of validation. Fashion photography is an art form in itself. You only have to be an artist at it. This is proof.

I absolutely agree: how many times did Korean Vogue publish great cover stories and editorials with yet inside so much focus on art, beauty, artists and entertainers and so on? Many times, they have their own formula and it words so well. Hopefully under the new Vogue Asia umbrella, they won't lose their mark.

 

[ERIKIMISUN]

Vogue Korea October 2021

Photographer:Yeongjoon Kim
Fashion Editor:Kiho Son
Hair:Eunyoung Choi
Makeup:Hyerung Park


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[crmsn]

Props to Chloe and the editors/contributors of this issue. It's a best-seller.

 

[Hafyiez wafa]

Preview

 

[MON]

Lovely! Is Vogue KR part of the reorganization?

 

[crmsn]

Review:

420 pages with 24 editorials. The gold masthead and headline look different on print and slightly less flattering than the digital version, but nonetheless, it’s still a solid cover.

Editorials:

Phenomenon (7p)
Photographs by Heejune Kim
Edited by Zoohyun Lee
Starring I.U.
Not a fan of this ed. I think it’s poorly executed and conceptualized.

The Shadow of Silence (7p)
Photographs by Yeongjun Kim
Edited by BoYeon Hur
Another dreary editorial

The Anemones (6p)
Photographs by Jooyoung Ahn

Winter Boldness (4p)
Photographs by
Inez & Vinoodh
Edited by Kim Kyungsin
Starring Mica Argañaraz and Vivienne Rohner
In collaboration with Chanel

Top Salon (8p)
Photographs by Gunhoo Lee
Edited by Eunyoung Son

Modern Family (8p)
Photographs by Less
Edited by BoYeon Hur
Their first good editorial for this issue.

Every Day, Every Moment (10p)
Photographs by Sinae Kim
Edited by Hyunji Nam
In collaboration with Ably

Shades of Beige (8p)
Photographs by Junk Young Lee
Edited by Kihoh Sohn

The Life Under (8p)
Photographs by Dukhwa Jang
Edited by Eun Young Son

The Gentlewoman (10p)
Photographs by Jooyoung Ahn
Edited by Hyunji Nam

Drama House (8p)
Photographs by Less
Edited by Kihoh Sohn
Another stunning ed from Less.

Real Action (6p)
Photographs by Sinae Kim
Edited by Bokyhung Choi

Traditional Freshness (4p)
Photographs by Dukhwa Jang
Edited by Seonmin Song
In collaboration with BeSpoke

Chlocloh (20p)
Photographs by Hyea W. Kang
Edited by Eunyoung Sohn
Starring Chloe Oh

The Pilgrim (18p)
Photographs by Giseok Cho
Edited by Kihoh Sohn
Starring Chloe Oh

I Am a Vogue Cover Girl (10p)
Photographs by Yeongjun Kim
Edited by Kihoh Sohn
Starring Chloe Oh

Key to the World (12p)
Photographs by Jongha Park
Edited by Kihoh Sohn
Starring Key (of Shinee)

Follow the Arrows (10p)
Photographs by Hyea W. Kang
Edited by Eunyoung Sohn

Young Royals
Photographs by Joongsan Yang
Edited by Kihoh Sohn
Starring Minhee, TaeYoung, and Hyeongjun (of X1)

White/Black (6p)
Photographs by Hyunwoo Min
Edited by Zoohyun Lee

B&W (6p)
Photographs by Sinae Kim

Dot Dot Dot (6p)
Photographs by Jiyong Yoon

Adam & Eve (6p)
Photographs by Giseok Cho

Grotesque (6p)
Photographs by Gyuwon Lee
Starring Jay Pak

I didn’t like the first editorials of this issue, but Chloe’s cover shoots + their horror-themed editorials are marvelous.