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Sep 7, 202616

ATEEZ’s Mingi Stars on L’OFFICIEL HOMMES KOREA YK Edition

ATEEZ’s Mingi has been featured as the cover star of L’OFFICIEL HOMMES KOREA’s 2026 Fall/Winter YK Edition, showcasing a range of sophisticated and striking fashion looks.

The fashion magazine revealed Mingi’s cover on August 20, 2026, introducing three different cover versions featuring the ATEEZ member. The accompanying editorial presents Mingi in contrasting moods, from intense and charismatic to more natural and relaxed.


Mingi Covers the 2026 Fall/Winter YK Edition

Mingi is the cover star of the 2026 Fall/Winter issue of L’OFFICIEL HOMMES KOREA YK Edition.

The magazine released three different covers, with Mingi appearing on all three versions.

L’OFFICIEL HOMMES KOREA described the editorial as capturing Mingi through a variety of moods, highlighting both his strong charisma and his more natural side.

The three-cover format also gives fans different visual versions of Mingi from the same seasonal issue.



Three Different Mingi Covers

The 2026 Fall/Winter issue is available in three cover versions: A, B, and C.

All three versions feature Mingi as the cover star, with the main difference being the cover image.

The three versions have been listed by retailers as:

  • A Type
  • B Type
  • C Type

Collectors can therefore choose their preferred cover or purchase all three versions.


A Mix of Charismatic and Natural Moods

One of the most noticeable aspects of Mingi’s L’OFFICIEL HOMMES editorial is the contrast between the different images.

The magazine's official description specifically highlights Mingi's intense charisma as well as his natural appearance, showing different sides of the ATEEZ member within the fashion editorial.

The photos combine contemporary menswear styling with Mingi's distinctive presence, creating a sophisticated visual direction for the Fall/Winter issue.



Mingi’s Fashion Editorial

In addition to the covers, L’OFFICIEL HOMMES KOREA released a preview of Mingi’s editorial on August 21.

The magazine described the preview as showing Mingi's strong presence through the combination of deep colors and light, further emphasizing the darker and more refined atmosphere of the Fall/Winter fashion shoot.

The editorial gives fans a closer look at Mingi beyond the three magazine covers.


What Is the YK Edition?

The YK Edition is a special edition of L’OFFICIEL Korea and L’OFFICIEL HOMMES Korea associated with creative director Jung Yoon-gi (YK).

For the Fall/Winter 2026 season, Mingi was selected as the cover star of the men's edition, while actress Jeon Yeo-been appeared as the cover star of the women's L’OFFICIEL YK Edition.

This places Mingi among the featured personalities representing the magazine's Fall/Winter 2026 fashion coverage.



Mingi Continues His Fashion Presence

Mingi has increasingly appeared in fashion and magazine projects alongside his activities as a member of ATEEZ.

His L’OFFICIEL HOMMES appearance gives him another opportunity to showcase a different side of his image through fashion photography.

Rather than focusing exclusively on his stage persona, the editorial presents Mingi through multiple visual concepts, ranging from powerful and charismatic images to softer, more natural photographs.


L’OFFICIEL HOMMES KOREA 2026 Fall/Winter Issue

The issue is a Korean-language fashion magazine, rather than a music release.

The Mingi edition has been listed internationally with three cover options — A, B and C — allowing ATEEZ fans and collectors to select their preferred version.

As with other fashion magazines, the different covers are primarily collectible versions of the same seasonal issue.



Final Thoughts

ATEEZ’s Mingi takes the spotlight as the cover star of L’OFFICIEL HOMMES KOREA’s 2026 Fall/Winter YK Edition.

With three different covers and an editorial that explores both Mingi’s powerful charisma and more natural side, the issue offers fans a new look at the ATEEZ member through the lens of Korean fashion media.

The Fall/Winter issue is now available through various retailers, with the three Mingi cover versions — A, B, and C — giving collectors multiple editions to choose from.