Kpop fashion trends

Ravi, Leo, Hongbin, N, Hyuk, Ken

On K-pop kid musical organization style
N: now, we’re wanting to show a bit of charisma with this design, therefore we’ve primarily been putting on tailored matches in vivid colors—bright reds, blues, also magenta—the sort that catch a person's eye with one appearance. The matches in addition present our height—we’re all over six foot!

On which they’re putting on today
Ravi: Since the summertime weather condition in Seoul has been therefore hot and humid, I’ve been putting on a lot of easy tops and short pants to help keep cool, from companies like Hood By Air and Joyrich. All year, I’ll simply take T-shirts from Versus Versace or Director Bee and match all of them with a couple of jogging pants. For accessories, i simply love to include a straightforward black colored bracelet or ring—nothing too elegant, when I don’t would you like to overpower the outfit.

Hyuk: my personal favorite Korean fashion designer right now is Sang Hyuk Han of Heich Es Heich. Actually, I only discovered him because we possess the exact same title, and so I had searched him up, but became such an admirer of their choices: hot green tailored suits for men and women, and unisex coats with visual stripes and cool designs.

On the next revolution of Seoul street design
Leo: until recently, K-pop style had been about finding fancy, unique, over-the-top pieces, but lately, we’ve already been looking for a more basic, minimalist mood—simple garments like New Balance sneakers and crisp white shirts by Requichot and Givenchy. I do believe those well-made principles would be the after that huge trend in Seoul street design.

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AOA

Choa, Chanmi, Hyejeong, Seolhyun, Yuna, Jimin, Mina

On K-pop idol design
Choa: For our first New York show, we’ll be putting on the outfits from our “coronary attack” movie, that was the name track of your third mini-album: stylish, lacrosse-inspired cropped tees, minidresses, and shorts with heels. We wished our nyc style to-be a little more feminine than what we wore in la.

Mina: In K-pop, the most important styling technique is always to emphasize best features—and hide the flaws—of each musical organization member. Like, Chanmi has these types of lengthy legs, so she primarily wears short pants and miniskirts showing them off—lucky!