An all-white outfit may seem easy to pull off but it can be quite tricky unless you re Kim Go-eun.
In the photo on the far left, she perfectly complements her structured dress with a beautiful sheer silver pump.
All-clad in Chanel in the middle photo, the drama star easily pulls off this textured dress paired with classic pumps and a metal-strap sling bag; to add a bit of a twist (but not overpower the look), she sports the brand s statement drop earrings.
Lastly, on the far right, Go-eun shines yet again in what could be just a boring number. She skillfully pairs her textured A-line dress with minimalist rings, mismatched earrings, and iconic Jimmy Choo silver Lang sandals.
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You may remember Yoo Jae-myung from his recent stint as the upright lawyer gone-too-soon, Hong Yu-chan, in the Netflix series hit,
Vincenzo, or playing the villain in Itaewon Class. In this movie, however, he breathes life to an entirely different character named Chang-bok, one-half of a dutiful clean-up crew to a crime organisation. Starring opposite him is the talented actor Yoo Ah-in, playing the timid Tae-in reminiscent of his powerful performance in
Burning.
Together, they are tasked with taking care of a kidnapped eleven-year-old girl. Things go awry and the unsightly pair are left to pick up the pieces. Their boss is killed and their plan, botched what do they do now? Thrilling as it is incredibly directed, make sure to add
The Geumga Plaza Gang | Photo: Netflix
K Dramas are only as good as their supporting cast and
Vincenzo has probably the most loveable group of misfits to ever grace the screen.
Who can forget the Arno restaurant chef who only craves Vincenzo s approval of his latest risotto dish? I guess the basil and cheese are practising social distancing? a burn only a mafia consigliere can deliver. We re all going to miss the Bye Bye Balloon travel agency, our favourite piano teacher-slash-hacker, the slickest monks there ever were, and the rest of the unforgettable Geumga Plaza residents.
4/10
Tae-ho and Min-seong, Vincenzo | Photo: Netflix
Perhaps one of Gong Yoo s most recognisable TV roles,
The Guardian (more commonly known as
Goblin), is a Korean drama series that follows 939-year-old Goblin and his true love, Ji Eun Tak. Many love this drama for its beautiful cinematography and an unforgettable soundtrack. This show also features a lot of amazing outfits from Gong Yoo and co-star Lee Dong Wook, so much so that the coats and jackets worn in Goblin have since gained enormous popularity in South Korean fashion.
3/7
Coffee Prince
This 2007 gem might fall pale against the blockbuster, effects-heavy dramas of today but it s still a great binge-watch. In this 17-episode drama, Gong Yoo plays Choi Han Kyul, a laidback heir to a thriving coffee business. He meets Go Eun Chan who applies for Han Kyul s latest café concept, Coffee Prince which only accepts attractive men as servers. A tomboy by heart (and looks), Eun Chan pretends to be a man to keep her job. Plot-twist: they fall in love.