Tag: korean style

Squid Game wouldn't be the same without the moody Kang Sae-byeok, played by Jung Ho Yeon—the 27-year-old actress and fashion model has a smoldering gaze and high-impact aura that captures your attention immediately. By now, you probably know she enjoyed an illustrious

Yup, Hometown Chachacha is officially our newest source of sartorial delight. Episode 3 in particular tapped our fashion-loving veins and anyone who's up-to-date on the show should know exactly why!The third episode kicks off with the strong-willed dentist Yoon Hye-jin (played by

There’s no denying Korean fashion has become a global phenomenon over the past few years. Blame it on the rise of K-dramas and K-pop (thanks to social media, streaming services, or that fangirl friend who can’t help but share her obsessions), but

It's hard to resist the allure of casual Korean fashion. Part of its magic lies in the fact that it's subtle and non-gauche, yet so distinct and instantly recognizable at the same time. Its ubiquity likely comes from the fact that K-style

If you’ve fallen into the rabbit hole of K-dramas or K-pop, you’ve most probably noticed how important fashion is to success of the character, series, or a singer/rapper’s career or overall image. There’s no denying Korean fashion has become quite the behemoth

There's no doubt South Korea is a leader when it comes to dictating beauty trends—remember when the 10-step skincare routine, gradient lips, and "glass skin" were all the rage? Their influence in music is also undeniable, with the popularity of groups like

K-dramas have unabashedly taken over our must-watch list on Netflix recently. After the nationwide Crash Landing on You obsession, hopping on the Itaewon Class train felt almost like a no-brainer. It does, after all, star Park Seo-joon, a.k.a. one of today’s most

It ain't no secret that the Hallyu wave's gone global. The Wall Street Journal has suggested that K-pop idols are perhaps the world's biggest influencers—after all, with BTS wearing custom-made tour outfits designed by Dior's Kim Jones and G-Dragon being the first K-musician to ever collaborate

If you thought Sandara Park was balancing your childhood scribblin' essential Mongol #2 on the bridge of her nose just for kicks, think again. Her round, yellow-tinted specs actually come with that pencil fixed atop it!The product of a cool collab between

Don’t get us wrong. We’re all on Team Yoon Se-ri here. But just for the sake of the argument, it’s worth mentioning that our beloved heroine is not single-handedly waving the sartorial flag of everyone’s new K-drama obsession a.k.a. Crash Landing on You.