Bomb Girl — Cover

Bomb Girl

Bomb Girl explores the tension between beauty and danger through a figure where cuteness and violence coexist. Juxtaposing doll-like styling with aggressive objects, the work blurs the line between attraction and unease. Here, cuteness becomes not a symbol of innocence, but a disguise for danger—a weapon in itself.

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Credits

Photographer
@6c28o
Style
@chuncapsule
3D ARTIST
@ahrisongman
NAIL
@9inch.nails
Hair
@yunjiibora
Make Up
@yoonzz6
Starring
@20921v3

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FAQ

Who shot and styled the Bomb Girl editorial?

The Bomb Girl editorial was photographed by Leeyusu and styled by Chuninye. 3D work by Choiseongyeol, nails by 9inchnails, hair by Kimyunji, makeup by Leeyunji, and the model is JIBIN.

What is the concept behind the Bomb Girl editorial?

Bomb Girl explores the tension between beauty and danger through subjects where cuteness and violence coexist. It juxtaposes doll-like styling with aggressive objects, blurring the line between attraction and unease.

Which brands appear in the Bomb Girl editorial?

The Bomb Girl editorial features clothing and items from Shushu Tong, Non Brand, and Moschino.

What does cuteness signify in the Bomb Girl editorial?

In Bomb Girl, cuteness is not a symbol of innocence but a camouflage concealing danger and a weapon in itself. It explores the boundary between beauty and peril through the coexistence of cuteness and violence.