Moon Ga-young and Le Sserafim’s Huh Yun-jin’s recent fashion choices have sparked controversy. Lee Hyori expresses concerns and says, “I want to protect them.”
Moon Ga-young and Le Seraphim’s Huh Yun-jin’s recent fashion choices have sparked discussions about the increasing trend of revealing outfits in K-Pop. While some praise the bold and unconventional looks, others raise concerns about the potential negative impact on young fans. Veteran singer Lee Hyori has weighed in on the debate, expressing both understanding and a desire to protect younger artists.
Moon Ga-young’s Daring Dolce & Gabbana Look
Moon Ga-young, recently appointed as the first Asian global ambassador for Dolce & Gabbana, attended the brand’s F/W 2024 fashion show in Milan, Italy. She turned heads in a black dress with sheer material throughout, revealing her lingerie underneath.
Mun Kayoung at Dolce & Gabbana Women's Fall Winter 24/25 fashion show 'TUXEDO'
This daring look garnered mixed reactions. While some admired the confident and unique style, others found it excessive and suggestive. This incident has reignited discussions about the line between expressing individuality through fashion and potentially inappropriate exposure.
Le Sserafim’s Huh Yun-jin’s Revealing Outfit Raises Concerns
Le Sserafim‘s recent comeback with their 3rd mini album “EASY” was also accompanied by controversy surrounding their outfits. Huh Yun-jin specifically drew attention for wearing an outfit that exposed her underwear during the group’s showcase.
Similar to Moon Ga-young’s case, fans expressed concern about the increasing trend of revealing clothing in K-Pop, particularly among younger idols. Some worried about the potential influence on teenagers and the normalization of excessive exposure.
Lee Hyori’s Candid Thoughts on Revealing Outfits
Veteran singer Lee Hyori, known for her bold and outspoken personality, shared her thoughts on the issue during a recent broadcast of KBS 2TV’s “The Seasons – Lee Hyo-ri’s Red Carpet.”
She recalled the early days of her career and mentioned Uhm Jung-hwa’s iconic “Come 2 Me” promotions, where Uhm Jung-hwa wore revealing clothing and faced criticism for being the first to do so. Lee Hyori expressed empathy, stating that it’s difficult to be the first to break boundaries and face negativity.
However, Lee Hyori also revealed her reservations about the current trend. While acknowledging her appreciation for artists like Jennie and NewJeans, she expressed a desire to protect them. She stated that seeing them wear revealing outfits makes her want to tell them to “cover up” or say “no” as a form of protection.
Lee Hyori’s comments highlight the complex nature of the conversation surrounding revealing outfits in K-Pop. While individuals have the right to express themselves through fashion, concerns exist about the potential impact on young audiences and the pressure placed on idols, particularly younger ones. The ongoing debate raises questions about artistic freedom, responsibility towards fans, and the importance of maintaining a healthy and balanced image in the industry.
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