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Glass Street Style Series – Ssam Kim, US Editor


THIS week, in our Glass team street style series, we feature our US Editor – Ssam Kim – who is captured out and about on the streets of LA. Ssam has worked closely with Glass for the past few years and has shot cover stars such as Caleb McLaughlin, Joe Jonas, Tiffany Young, Jackson Wang, Jhene Aiko, Emma Roberts and many more. Despite being the one usually in control of the lens, below we see Ssam come to life as the model! On most days, Ssam’s style accommodates for her busy work schedule with elements of athleisure wear, spot the Balenciaga cap and Gucci trainers, which are her go-to. On more relaxed days, Ssam opts for thigh-high boots, a black leather jacket and big shades, the classic combination in LA street style. Scroll down to view more of Ssam’s adaptable fits.

Look one: Dress, Zara. Leather Jacket, Vintage. Belt Bag, YSL. Boots, Marc Fisher. Sunglasses, YSL.
Photographer: Sheridan Ward

Look two: Top, Jain Song. Trousers, Comme des Garçons. Backpack,  Saint Laurent. Sneakers, Gucci.
Hat, Balenciaga. Sunglasses, YSL. Photographer: Sheridan Ward

Look three: Jacket, Acne Studios. T-Shirts, Balenciaga. Belt Bag, YSL. Trousers, Comme des Garçons.
Glasses, Ahlem. Sneakers, Gucci. Photographer: Sheridan Ward

Look four: Leather Jacket, Vintage. T-Shirts, Zara. Jeans,  Topshop. Booties, Marc Fisher.
Photographer: Sheridan Ward

Look five: Top, Rick Owens. Jeans, Topshop. Boots, Marc Fisher. Belt Bag, YSL. Hat, Balenciaga. Sunglasses, YSL. Photographer: Sheridan Ward

 

by Lily Rimmer

Photographer: Sheridan Ward – Hairstylist

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