Wondering what to wear when going out this autumn? Here is an outfit by actress Lee Ha-nui that is great to copy!

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I was quite surprised to hear that she once ran away from home in middle school to become a dancer, and that she trained for nearly a year as a 2NE1 trainee at YG Entertainment alongside Park Bom and Gong Minji after passing an audition. It is a picture that is impossible to imagine based on her current image, but the reason it is hard to imagine is that Lee Ha-nui’s roots lie in the gayageum. Her family itself is a family of intangible cultural heritage holders. Raised by her mother, she attended the National Gugak High School, Seoul National University’s Department of Korean Traditional Music, and even completed her master's degree. Even when she won Miss Korea, she said she wouldn't become an entertainer, but it seems her natural talent for the stage couldn't be hidden. She became a "10 Million Viewer" actor with *Job of Extremes* and even won the Best Actress Award at the Baeksang Arts Awards for *Flowers of the Night*. Currently, she is awaiting the release of writer Noh Hee-kyung's Netflix series *Slowly, Intense*. Set against the backdrop of the entertainment industry from the 1960s to the 1980s, she plays Yangja, a character who dreams of becoming a singer, which strangely overlaps with her own story as a trainee. Looking at Lee Ha-nui, I personally think she is a born entertainer.

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Looking at this photo, the overall tone is ivory, giving it a clean first impression, but upon closer inspection, there are quite a few details. The cardigan is an openwork knit featuring small holes running through the vertical ribs. It features a deep V-neck structured with shoulder pads and fastens with gold decorative buttons. The sleeve ends flare out with ruffles, and the hem flares out once more into a peplum just below the waist. Because this peplum sets the waist high, the pleated mini-skirt in the same ribbing falls short, making the starting point of the legs appear much higher. In the full-body shot taken in front of the orange background at the Sulwhasoo event, the nude-toned satin pointed pumps blend seamlessly with the bare legs, making it feel like my 173cm height is stretching endlessly. It might be too cold to wear at night, but if you have a daytime event, I think it is worth giving it a bold try.

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I think this photo represents a typical autumn style. The shirt is made of thin, slightly wrinkle-prone white material, with a couple of buttons undone to naturally open the collar. Rolling the sleeves loosely up to the elbows is also a key point. On the bottom are light-wash straight-leg denim jeans. Honestly, when I'm debating what to wear, I think denim and a white shirt are enough.

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Although the two photos look completely different, the way I choose my clothes is quite similar. First, I limit the colors to one or two. For the ivory set-up, I unified the top and bottom into a single tone, and the shirt look consists entirely of just two colors: white and light blue. Next, I emphasize just one specific part of the silhouette. For the knit set-up, I drew attention to the peplum and the structure of the shoulders, while for the shirt look, I focused on the rolled-up sleeves and the open collar. Ultimately, the formula for daily wear boils down to one thing. Since toning down the colors and dressing neatly is always the way to go, I think you should just keep it simple when you're wondering what to wear. The weather is getting chilly at night these days, so please take care not to catch a cold. I look forward to seeing you again next time!

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