While not many people often find themselves wishing for snow and cold weather, the Vogue Korea ‘Queen of Snow’ editorial showcases the beautiful part of winter (minus the bitterly cold temperatures).
Starring models Han Hye Jin, Song Kyung Ah and Jang Yoon Ju, this beautiful photo shoot was lensed by photographer Hong Jang Hyun and styled by Jiah Yi for the January 2012 issue of Vogue Korea.
Featuring more fur in one editorial shoot than I have seen in the pages of a magazine all season, along with fuzzy boots, gorgeously dramatic headpieces, and of course, a winter white forest backdrop, the Vogue Korea ‘Queen of Snow’ editorial shoot is beautiful and serene.
Whether you love the cold or hate it, this is one shoot that’s impossible to resist.
What's Driving This Trend
- Sherpa-chic Photography
- The trend of sherpa-chic photography showcases the beauty of winter through elegant and serene fashion editorials.
- Fur Fashion
- The trend of featuring more fur in editorial shoots presents disruptive innovation opportunities for the fur industry.
- Winter White Backdrops
- Using winter white backdrops in fashion photography creates a unique and visually stunning aesthetic.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Photography
- Fashion photographers can explore the trend of sherpa-chic photography to create visually captivating winter-themed editorials.
- Fur Fashion
- The fur industry can embrace the trend of featuring more fur in editorial shoots to attract new customers and rejuvenate the market.
- Fashion Accessories
- The use of fur and dramatic headpieces in fashion editorials presents opportunities for innovation and sales in the fashion accessory industry.
