There are some photos of ZZH that I find difficult to place in time, and I often search online for clues. As far as I can tell, the photos are from March 26, 2021, and are part of a photoshoot for Harper's Bazaar magazine (Chinese edition, known as 时尚芭莎). It was a promotional fashion shoot in which ZZH posed in a casual, creative setting—cutting old jeans with gold scissors, symbolizing the "DIY" style and relaxed aesthetic. The shoot was part of a broader campaign for the magazine in conjunction with the broadcast of the drama Word of Honor (山河令), in which ZZH played the lead role. The photos were published on the magazine's and ZZH's official Weibo channels. For this shoot, ZZH wore a casual, summery outfit with a minimalist yet stylish feel, perfectly matching the homey, creative atmosphere of the shoot. So, here he's dressed in an oversized, loose-fitting white shirt, with long sleeves rolled up a bit for comfort while "working" with scissors. The shirt is unbuttoned, revealing a section of a blue T-shirt, adding layering and a casual vibe. The white shirt has a subtle, natural sheen, accentuating his slim figure and shoulders – the whole thing looks like high-quality, branded clothing. The rest of ZZH's wardrobe isn't visible, but based on the context of the shoot and the fragments of jeans on the table, he's likely wearing neutral trousers, matching a summery, loungewear outfit. He's probably wearing sneakers, as that's what we're used to from ZZH. In his hands, ZZH holds a pair of gold scissors, which he uses to cut sections of blue jeans spread out on the table. On the ring finger of his left hand, ZZH wears a silver ring with a wide, matte band. He also wears small silver earrings in his ears, as standard, tiny hoops, which give him a youthful touch. Additional props lie on the table: green spools of thread, pink buttons, a pencil, and a sketchbook, suggesting a DIY theme. The entire outfit highlights ZZH's natural, boyish charm – it's comfortable, casual, with an emphasis on textures and neutral colors. His hair is styled in a neat, slightly tousled hairstyle for a "fresh out of bed" effect, and the makeup is minimal: natural skin with a slight sheen and defined eyebrows. It's a look that combines streetwear with artistic DIY, perfect for a fan of Word of Honor, where ZZH played an elegant yet rebellious warrior. I especially love this photo of ZZH sitting, focused on using scissors, trying his best to get the cut right without cutting himself. I admire him for not being afraid to show that he's not afraid of work that's mostly associated with women, and less often with men.
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