I thought wearing a hat ruined all short hair, but I'm not... IU "Baseball Cap, Short Hair, Plaid Shirt, Women's Daily Look"

I thought wearing a hat ruined all short hair, but I'm not... IU baseball cap, short hair, plaid shirt, women's daily look

When you cut your hair short, you get a little self-conscious about wearing a hat. With long hair, you can just tie it up, but when it gets short, you worry that your hair might awkwardly stick out from under a baseball cap. However, IU didn't seem to worry about that much. She pulled a black baseball cap down low over a plaid shirt, wore the same cap with a bright shirt, and even wore frills and a mini skirt on days she took off her hat. Her hair remains the same, but her vibe changes quite significantly with every change of outfit.

I pulled the baseball cap down low, but the ends of my bob are still there… This is actually more comfortable with a plaid shirt.

A dark plaid shirt, light wash denim, and a black baseball cap. Just looking at the outfit, it seems like a great combination for a comfortable weekend look. The shirt also has a loose fit rather than clinging to the body. However, IU didn't tuck her entire bob haircut inside the cap. The short ends of her hair stick out right next to her ears and behind her neck. If I were wearing a hat, I would have struggled to figure out how to style those parts, but it turns out you don't necessarily have to make them perfectly neat.

You know those days. When one side of your hair sticks out and the other is flat from the moment you wake up, and the more you try to fix it, the weirder it gets. I used to wrestle with a curling iron, but at this level, I could just slip on a baseball cap and head out. In fact, this looks more natural with a plaid shirt than overly neatly styled hair.

If it is like early October, when mornings and evenings are cool but thick sweaters are still too heavy during the day, a single shirt is still perfectly fine. If you unbutton a few buttons and lightly roll up the sleeves, there is no need to dress thickly right from the start just because it is autumn.

You're wearing a shirt instead of a hoodie… It's the same black baseball cap, but you suddenly look so neat.

In the second one, the hat is the same, but since the clothes are different, the first thing you see is different. A white inner top is visible under the bright striped shirt, along with a thin necklace around the neck and a square watch on the wrist.

I have a habit of dressing casually whenever I wear a baseball cap. I usually just throw on a sweatshirt or a hoodie and declare that today is a comfortable day. However, since I paired the baseball cap with a shirt, I didn't really need to choose between the two.

I particularly like the watch on my wrist. It peeks out from between the shirt sleeves, and it seems to break up the look from becoming too casual because of the hat. It’s not like I’m wearing a lot of accessories, but this is enough.

If the first one felt like a Saturday morning when you don't feel like styling your hair, this one looks closer to an afternoon with an appointment. This really makes me realize that you don't need to match your outfit to your personality just because you're wearing the same baseball cap.

I took off my hat and put on frills, and the vibe changed again… Short hair is actually more fun.

At the third one, I found myself looking back at the previous photos for a moment. It is indeed the same hairstyle with the checkered shirt and baseball cap, but the vibe is completely different this time. Several layers of white frills hang down from a black cardigan, and she is wearing a black pleated mini skirt underneath. The dark colors extend to the socks and loafers as well, but it doesn't look like an all-black outfit because of the white frills peeking out here and there.

There are quite a lot of frills, and if the hair had been long, I think the vibe would have been much more romantic. However, since it is a bob that ends abruptly near the jawline, I actually like the difference. The outfit is feminine, but the hair brings out a slightly different personality.

And I can't help but notice the black socks and loafers. In the past, I would have thought that you had to expose your ankles as much as possible with a miniskirt to make your legs look longer, but here, she even pulled her socks up properly. It seems that making your legs look longer isn't the only answer.

If I had to choose one of the three outfits to wear exactly as is, I would pick the second one. I want to try changing my habit of looking for a hoodie first whenever I wear a baseball cap. The next time my hair isn't to my liking, I think I'll put on a hat first and then pull out a shirt. That would be much better than fighting with a hair iron for 20 minutes, right?

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