Minji from NewJeans showcases her charm on the digital cover of Marie Claire, featuring various lip colors and stylish concepts.
October/2/2024 21:00
Minji of NewJeans appeals to the charm of adult women and adorned the digital cover of a fashion magazine. The fashion magazine 'Marie Claire' released the digital cover of the October issue, shot with Minji and Chanel Beauty, on the 1st. She showcased a variety of styling that matches various lip colors such as salmon pink, faint rose, and red in the gravure. Minji exuded a stylish atmosphere and perfectly executed the 'It Girl code' concept, expressing her true self. In an interview conducted alongside the gravure shoot, Minji said, 'The moment I make eye contact with fans on stage and feel their happiness is when I feel most alive.' She added, 'It’s not an exaggeration to say that I prepare and practice for a long time for that moment, as I gain great energy from communicating with fans during performances. It’s the moment I cherish the most.' All of Minji's gravure and videos can be checked in the October issue of 'Marie Claire Korea,' on Instagram, and on the website.
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