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I love spring editorials. They just make me happy and I can’t help but smile whenever I see light colors, flowers and if you add beautiful faces and superb styling to it, then it’ll be a great visual treat, right?

Korean beauty Hye Jung Lee wears spring fashion styled by Eun Ji Jung and lensed by Ryoo-Hyungwon. I love those pretty accessories and I seriously want those see through black shoes, I’ll even forego those Circuit City coupons someone is giving me as gift in lieu of this. Ha. And the handbags are just LOVE.

Via FashionGoneRogue

Love this cover! You know not every model is made to strut that corset look but Bianca Balti is definitely a great choice. She makes it work! Cover shot by Giampaolo Sgura for Vogue Japan March 2012.

And whew! I’m a happy camper since there has been a slew of very pretty fashion editorials and covers from Asian fashion magazines this first quarter of the year. Lots of pretty things to see and I don’t even need to have icverify to know that there will be lots of featured fashion stuff here again..

Here’s a Moulin Rouge inspired editorial from Harper’s Bazaar Korea January 2012 edition. Featuring Yesuel Lee, photographed by Kim Taeeun and styled by Seo Eun Young.

     

Here’s taking pajama dressing into another level. I didn’t think pajama’s can be stylish. Lol. Anyway, Han Hye Yeon for Harper’s Bazaar Korea January 2012 photographed by Kim Sangon and styled by Jo Yun.

Love the styling for this shoot. It’s cute!

  

Spring is in the air and on mags. Here’s the spring themed cover of Vogue Korea for February 2012 featuring model Kasia Struss lensed by Rafael Stahelin. Love the spring and retro vibe to it!

She’s one of those Korean actresses who I did not like at first glance. It was a gradual thing, I guess. And a testament to Han Hyo Joo’s incredible appeal, that I found myself watching all of her dramas. By the time I watched Dong Yi I was already a big fan. She’s not classically beautiful, but she has that arresting features, lovely appeal and the camera and the screen worships her. It doesn’t hurt that she can at least act compared to her contemporaries.

Fan of her dramas I am but I love her most in photo shoots. She can really work most looks and themes. She can be girly, funky in oakley sunglasses in one shoot, then she can be all out movie star glamorous in the next. Just like in her latest Cosmopolitan Korea photo spread.

She channels old movie star glamour in this gorgeous gorgeous photo shoot. I love the dresses and I wanna have them. The question is where I’ll be using them? While scrubbing the bathroom? Lol.

Via Cosmopolitan Kr | KoalasPlayground

She’s uber talented, on top of her game, world famous and on top of that she’s gorgeous. What a girl. I’m talking about Kim Yuna. In case she wants to give up figure skating she could very well make a career out of modelling!

Here’s the ‘Queen Yuna’ on Harper’s Bazaar December 2011 editorial called State of Grace. Lensed by Choi Yong Bin and styled by Mirim Lee.

 

I’ve been looking for something to inspire me. I’ve been mulling over a jewelry making project but for weeks I remain uninspired. Till I saw this. Shin Se Kyung, working up the cameras as a snow goddess for Ceci Magazine, December issue.

Sure, there has been a lot of fantasy-themed photo shoots recently but the styling of this shoot elevates it from being tagged only so-so. I love love her beige dress on the last photo. I haven’t really seen much of Shin Se Kyung’s work but I really like her as a model. She’s just about perfect for those doll-like images and knows how to project on cam. At the very least you won’t get the same blank expression from her.

Via Ceci | Soompi