Is that the same actress who used to wear a leather coat?… The lovely smiling actress in a sky-blue dress and white cardigan

Is that the same actress who used to wear a leather coat?… The lovely smiling actress in a sky-blue dress and white cardigan

Unnie, where did you leave that chic vibe from earlier? When you were wearing a black leather coat and carrying a large bag, everyone immediately said you looked cool, but seeing the photo of you smiling in a sky-blue dress, I find myself smiling along with you. What I admired most while looking at actress Lee Si-young's four outfits is her sense of style in changing the mood like this. It is fun to watch whether she dresses softly or uses colors boldly.

An outfit that makes you look at it because it's pretty, and before you know it, you find yourself examining even the sleeves and belt. I guess this is what it feels like to be genuinely cool, even from a woman's perspective.

Layering a white shirt over a leather coat looks chic without feeling stuffy.

I think I would turn around at least once if a woman like this walked by. The black leather coat worn at the EENK event immediately catches the eye with its wide collar and relaxed fit. She layered a gray inner top over a white shirt underneath, with the white extending all the way down to the bottom. The stark contrast between black and white makes the coat's sheen appear even more vivid.

You know those days when wearing a leather coat makes you feel like you have to stiffen your expression for no reason? But long, loose hair and a slight smile soften that intense impression. I like this relaxed vibe. The outfit is quite structured, but it doesn't feel like the person is being dragged along by it.

The large black tote bag features intersecting diagonal and horizontal lines. It is an accessory that catches the eye with its shape, without adding any color. In the photo of her sitting on the stairs, you can even see black mules with chunky heels and red pedicure. Oh my, she played such a little prank right down to her toes. Just because you've matched everything in black doesn't mean you have to stay demure until the very end.

A sky blue dress, a white cardigan, and even a silver Chanel bag—lovely

Wait a minute. I just went back up to the leather coat photo. The vibe changes dramatically when I wear a thin white cardigan over the sky-blue mini dress. You can see diamond-shaped lines, round decorative buttons, and front pockets on the dress. The colors are soft, but the details make it anything but boring the closer you look.

The fact that she paired this with a silver Chanel chain bag really appeals to my taste. I used to think I wouldn't reach for a silver bag because it looks too flashy, but seeing it paired with bright clothes like this really changes my mind. The sparkling buttons on the dress and the bag's chain complement each other naturally. It doesn't look like the bag came to the party all alone.

You know how sometimes you like a sleeveless dress but hesitate to leave your arms exposed? In such cases, wearing a cardigan draped open at the front is quite a practical combination. It covers your shoulders and arms while still showing off the details on the front of the dress.

A small star-shaped pendant rests around the neck, and long hair hangs naturally. But in the end, what I find myself looking at the longest is that broad smile. Even when I consider adding accessories to a photo like this, I realize that just smiling comes first.

Dark denim on top of a burgundy belt, details that become more desirable the closer you look.

Look at the sense of style of the person who chose the belt color. The mirror photo taken at the MUSEERA features a matching dark denim shirt and pants. Thanks to the tie detail that hangs long below the neck and the wide cuffs, it doesn't end up being just an ordinary denim-on-denim look. By tucking the loose shirt into the waist, the belt is also clearly visible.

In my eyes, that burgundy color was a perfect choice. A black belt would have been safe, but the addition of a reddish tint creates a subtle contrast amidst the dark denim. I’d like to try something like this when I feel hesitant about wearing bold colors.

You know how sometimes you try to wear a denim-on-denim look but end up taking one off because the colors are a bit off? In this outfit, similar dark colors are connected, and the tie and belt provide distinction. Even without adding a lot of clothes, there are plenty of details to look at. That really makes you seem like a pro.

A brown argyle knit with red pants—this is how you use autumn colors.

My hesitation regarding the red pants is wavering a little. Here, I am wearing vivid red pants over a brown argyle knit from Musera. The knit features a mix of cream and beige diamonds with thin red lines. This makes the red in the pants feel less out of place. You could say it is a combination where the colors subtly incorporated above are embraced significantly from below.

I'm used to pairing a brown knit with beige or jeans, but red definitely has a different vibe. I also like seeing the fluffy surface of the knit and the smooth surface of the pants placed side by side. It catches the eye not only with the color but also with the difference in texture.

The red flowers placed next to it overlap with the color of the pants, making the photo look more lively. That doesn't mean I'm determined to buy red pants right away, though. However, I think I can let go of the idea that I always have to pair brown with only safe colors.

Out of the four, the first combination I want to copy is the light blue dress and silver bag. However, the red pants are what I keep looking back at right up until I close the photo. I guess my taste sometimes moves in unexpected directions.

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