K-Pop Band Cortis Explores Paris in Vogue's 24 Hours Series
Vogue's '24 Hours' series follows Johoon of the K-pop band Cortis on a day in Paris, starting with his first espresso at Minicafe. Joined by bandmates Seonghyeon and Keonho, and friends Martin and James, the group visits Plastic Soul Records, where they discuss influences from Debussy to the Rolling Stones and Celine Dion, and buy an original Edith Piaf vinyl. They then enjoy açai bowls, a band favorite, before heading to vintage store Metallic Curtain to browse Balenciaga and Kurt Cobain-inspired fashion. The day ends with a boat ride on the Seine, offering scenic views of Paris. The video was directed by Nikki Petersen and produced by Vogue.
Key facts
- Johoon of K-pop band Cortis had his first espresso at Minicafe in Paris.
- The group visited Plastic Soul Records and bought an original Edith Piaf vinyl.
- Musical influences discussed include Debussy, Rolling Stones, and Celine Dion.
- Açai bowls are one of the band's favorite foods.
- The band shopped at vintage store Metallic Curtain, discussing Balenciaga and Kurt Cobain.
- The day concluded with a boat ride on the Seine.
- The video was directed by Nikki Petersen.
- Filmed at locations including Minicafé, Plastic Soul Records, Hello You, Metallic Curtain, and Compagnie des Bateaux à Roue.
Entities
Artists
- Johoon
- Seonghyeon
- Keonho
- Martin
- James
- Debussy
- Edith Piaf
- Celine Dion
- Kurt Cobain
- Nikki Petersen
Institutions
- Vogue
- Plastic Soul Records
- Metallic Curtain
- Minicafe
- Hello You
- Compagnie des Bateaux à Roue
- Cortis
Locations
- Paris
- France
- Minicafé
- Plastic Soul Records
- Hello You
- Metallic Curtain
- Compagnie des Bateaux à Roue
- Seine