Jun Ji-hyun (or Gianna Jun as she's internationally known) looks stunning in her latest campaign for the luxury brand, Alexander McQueen. The famous Hallyu star is the British brand's first Korean ambassador and the campaign is part of their Spring 2021 collection. Jun is wearing the key looks of the collection, dubbed First Light by Sarah Burton, the creative director of Alexander McQueen.
The new collection is an ode to London, Burton's first home and focuses on "shape, silhouette and volume". She describes the collection as "beauty of the barebones of clothing stripped back to its essence—a world charged with emotion and human connection".
The pieces flaunt elegance, sophisticated tailoring, flair and of course, the distinctive Alexander McQueen gothic and leather pieces. The flawless beauty of the 39-year-old Jun compliments the contrasting goth and elegant look of the pieces. Her glamour and graceful stature fit perfectly with the moto jacket in black leather with overemphasized sleeves, blackpe plum and blush tulle complete the sweet contemporary biker look.
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Photo: Courtesy of Alexander McQueen
Photo: Courtesy of Alexander McQueen
Photo: Courtesy of Alexander McQueen
Photo: Courtesy of Alexander McQueen
Photo: Courtesy of Alexander McQueen
The South Korean actress also wore an ivory corseted dress with Watteau back, ivory Chantilly lace and black dove local appliqué embroidery that emphasized sophistication and silhouette. She also sported a white dress with a belted shirt dress that has dramatic sleeves, complete with a parka skirt in optic white poplin out of cotton.
Finally, she slips on a gorgeous dress with a cutaway neckline together with a butterfly-draped skirt in tulle fabric toile print. It also has a bone-cropped cocoon jumper made with compact cotton English rib stitch.
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Taking a break from the limelight after 2017's Legend of the Blue Sea, Jun is set to make her small-screen comeback with Mount Jiri in June 2021.
