Lydia Ko dives into fashion during Vogue Korea cover shoot
Lydia Ko's list of recent accomplishments is impressive:
LPGA Hall of Famer.
Olympic gold medalist.
AIG Women's Open champion, her third major victory.
Now, the 27-year-old Ko can add fashion model to her resume as Ko appears on the cover of the March issue of Vogue Korea.
'Never did I think that I'd ever be on the cover of a fashion magazine,' Ko wrote on social media. 'Thank you, Vogue Korea and Loro Piana (designer) for bringing out the 'model' in me!'
Here are some photos and video from Ko's Vogue Korea shoot:
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LPGA 명예의 전당에 최연소 입성, 15세 LPGA 투어 최연소 우승, 올림픽 '금메달리스트' 등 우리 시대를 대표하는 프로 골퍼 리디아 고. 여성 골프에서는 최고의 타이틀로 독보적인 존재감을 드러내온 그녀가 로로피아나를 입고 모델이 된
의 3월.… pic.twitter.com/PiJvPPJwYu
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'어릴 때는 과거의 나나 타인과 비교했어요. 시간이 지날수록 깨달았죠. 지금 아무리 해도 18세의 내 가 될 수 없고, 선수마다 스타일이 다르다는 걸 인정해야 한다고요. 자신에게 종종 이야기해요. 'Just try to be the best version of myself.'-리디아 고… pic.twitter.com/320unETVUD
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힘차고 당당하게! 리디아 고가 스윙을 날리는 순간.
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