Even the most stylish stars sometimes show that “less is better”. In a recent dramatic press conference, four Korean celebrities Kim Go-Eun, Lee Hyori, Risancers and Yura attracted attention not for their elegance, but for the fashion choices that have gone a little too further.
Kim Go-Eun: the moment of the fashion of the “mosquito net”.
Kim Go-Eun appeared with a pink tweed suit covered with a transparent overgone that seemed almost a tent. The non -correspondent textures and short shorts of uncomfortable length under a transparent layer have completely upset its proportions.
Despite the well -kept helmet and minimal jewels, the excessive concept of the outfit has swallowed its natural refinement. What could have been the classic chic inspired by Chanel ended up looking like an experimental Haute couture gone wrong.
Lee Hyori: When the boots take over the look
Lee Hyori opted for a two -piece monochromatic white jersey accentuated by asymmetrical panels and bold buttons. The real problem? Its knee boots with zigzag motif, which screeched with refined jersey textures.
The heavy boots dominated the entire look, dragging attention downwards and breaking his silhouette. With her simple hair and discreet makeup, the imbalance between the calm style of the upper part and the noisy design of the lower half created chaos. A couple of clean décolleté or elegant long boots could have saved the look.
Compensation: stage clothing for idol under dishes
The advertising beauty influencer has adopted a bold but perhaps too bold approach. He combined a corset top with transparent inserts, a cargo -style maxi skirt, a metal rings and Mary Jane shiny.
Add bold socks similar to jurories, details with zipper and shiny fabrics, and the result screams “Gothic meets the utility meets lingerie”. The general impression was more that of a concert costume than a red carpet dress.
If it had focused on a single element instead of five, the look could have been sharp rather than excessive.
Yura: extraordinary figure, confused style
Yura showed her impeccable physique in a black mini -white with side clippings, combined with large high heels. Although his safety was undeniable, the extreme cut lines and exposed life panels made his proportions seem more short.
Although the completely black palette aimed at an elegant minimalism, in the end it was read as “too much skin, not enough refinement”. With such strong features and a natural charm, Yura did not need a succinct dress to stand out.
All four stars have shown a truth of fashion: a great concept does not always translate into a great balance. These looks attracted attention under the camera flash, but for the wrong reasons.
When a styling is made for public events, refinement often exceeds shock value. And in the K-Celeb fashion world, a single step beyond the “bold” can quickly turn into “too much”.
Sources: Naver
