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Tap into the Korean Wave and stay on top of the latest Korean fashion trends with our wide variety of clothing brands featuring Korean outfit staples like casual tops, skinny jeans, pullover sweaters, harem pants and much more. Always ahead of the style curve, Korean women's fashion brands draw influences from street fashion, classic tailoring, designer clothing and even Korean traditional hanbok to create versatile designs that range from elegant and girly to urban and sporty. Whether you're looking for edgy Korean streetwear or K-pop fashion styles, YesStyle is the top-of-mind destination for Korean clothes online. Dive into our Korean style selection to put together Korean outfits like those worn by popular Korean entertainment stars and K-pop idols!
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Wondering what type of clothes to put together to make you look like you know the basics of Korean women’s fashion? Or maybe you already know the basics but don’t know where to shop for these clothes.
Well, y ou came to the right place!
Those living outside of South Korea might be more familiar with cosmetics when it comes to Korean merchandise. Although Seoul Fashion Week may be a relatively new thing for non-Koreans, don’t be fooled, Korea has had a pretty big fashion scene for a long time. Fashion has steadily been gaining prominence in Korean culture and Korean women’s fashion is thriving here.
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These days, more and more Korean fashion brands and shopping malls are offering to ship worldwide. Thus, the worldwide Korean fashion craze has begun. Maybe you too are curious about how to dress if you were a Korean woman.
To help you get started on the basics of Korean women’s fashion, we got you a list of what you can typically see being worn on the streets of Seoul. You might be surprised to find out it’s quite different from what you see in music videos; though you’ve likely seen glimpses of fashion trends in various Korean dramas.
Who doesn’t love to put on a dress especially when you don’t want to think too much about what pairs with what when coming up with an outfit idea? Korean women get creative when it comes to dresses because they never just wear a dress– there’s always something extra that goes with it.
This Korean fashion style is both effortless and versatile. All you need is a top and a dress to put over it! The only “no no” usually is having both items be patterned, as it will easily clash. Many street shops, and online malls as well, sell readily made sets that come with both the top and the dress.
But you’re entirely free to mix and match however you please! Maybe today you feel like having a basic white long-sleeved tee under a basic black tank dress? Maybe tomorrow you want to wear a ruffled flower blouse under your dress?
Another popular way to incorporate dresses in Korean fashion is by wearing it under a knit or a sweater. There are multiple ways to achieve this look as well. Either a regular length knit or a sweater, with the dress showing as a skirt. Or, alternatively, a knee-length knit with a deep side slit under which the dress will show.
One particular trend is also combining the knit look with a transparent dress, sometimes made of lace, with pants under the dress. Now if this isn’t mastering layering, then what is!?
When we think about what bottom to pair with our top, we usually just think that as long as the color goes with the top, that’s it! We’re already good to go. Not with Korean fashion, though. Even with basic closet staples such as jeans or skirts, they still manage to think of ways to make it not look so simple. Let’s see some ways they make these bottoms fashionable.
This is something you will see on the streets of Seoul a lot. With very few exceptions, girls usually tuck their tops and blouses in the waistline of their skirts, shorts, and pants.
Also, low waist bottoms are not popular in Korean fashion. Instead, the bottoms will typically reach all the way to the naval button, or even all the way up to the natural waistline.
Although showing any cleavage is considered a big “no-no” in Korea, and off-shoulder tops and crop tops are a very recent addition to Korean women’s wardrobe, there’s one type of style that has never gone out of Korean fashion: mini bottoms.
Even if it is the coldest day of winter, you’ll still see girls on the streets dressed in mini dresses and mini skirts, not afraid to show off their legs. It’s like they can’t feel the weather at all! And though it may sound odd to a Westerner, showing as much leg as possible is perfectly fine in Korea, especially in Seoul.
If there has ever been a nation of women that will stick to wearing heels through thick and thin, that would be Korean women. Of course, shoes of all types and colors are made, on sale, and used, but chances are that if you ever see a woman conquering a mountain in heels, she would be Korean.
Whether they are stilettos, slingbacks, wedges, or chunky boots, Korean women sure love the added height. And why wouldn’t they? Their petiteness makes for the perfect company for heels, especially with the right outfit.
But just because Korean women love their heels and mini skirts don’t mean there isn’t an equal amount of them that prefer a more relaxed, even tomboy-ish look. To every skinny jean-loving girl, there is one that loves loose pants.
For every form-hugging dress, there is an outfit consisting of a loose top with a loose bottom. And Korean women know exactly how to make this look work. Even the girly girls are typically very into shirts, blouses and tees that are at least two sizes oversized, combining them beautifully with a tighter bottom.
Now that we have a few of the key Korean fashion looks down, it’s time to figure out how to actually achieve them. Where is it that Korean women shop aside from the well-loved street shops?
As far as affordable but famous and respected brands go, Stylenanda is at the very top. Though, it is not the cheapest brand around you also won’t have to pay yourself sick to dress in their clothes. Stylenanda offers fashion in all shapes and colors , with their style typically being of the more modern street fashion variety.
This popular brand offers classic and timeless Korean fashion styles in earthy tones. It is a great place to shop for fashionable clothes that are wearable for any occasion. While feminine with a touch of ease and comfort, they’re trendy from season to season.
Ribbontie is the edgier version of Cherrykoko. Though not as quirky as Stylenanda, their clothes are fun, chill, and perfect for your everyday street style look. This brand was formed as a merge of three smaller brands into one.
For those girls who prefer a more cutesy look, Icecream12 is a great choice. Their collection is cute and colorful, and they also have a range of tennis skirts, a clothing item that can be found in every Korean girl’s closet, for sale.
Now that you have the basics of Korean women’s fashion down, share your stylist creations with us in the comments below!
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On a random day strolling through Seoul, expect to see high school girls walking around with perfectly placed hair rollers in their hair. Yes, it’s totally normal to see girls wearing actual rollers out in public and not bat an eyelash. Just look at actress Lee Sung Kyung , who starred in the popular Korean drama series Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo :
That’s because—if you’re style savvy in Korea—you know that the roller is the key to flawlessly curled bangs. It’s become a style within itself and a must-have accessory. It’s become so popular because of its ability to create voluminous bangs that perfectly frame the face.
How Korean girls curl their bangs:
If you want a face-framing style, go for the three roller method. This is where you take the front of your bangs and place the roller directly underneath your hair and then curl inward instead of outward. This way, once you take out the roller, the hair will have a slight curl and lay against the forehead.
For the side pieces, you roll them inward so it creates a face framing portrait.
At this point you can choose to blow dry the hair for a few minutes, or if you’re short on time and need the style to set quickly, you can always try heated hair rollers, which have become so popular in Korea that they now have USB rechargeable ones . If you’re not into using heat, you can leave the rollers in overnight, which would be great way to save you some extra time and protect your hair from any damage.
See-through bangs
Another popular style is lightly curled bangs that are virtually see-through. As you can see on the flawless actress, Song Hye Kyo , this style isn’t as structural as roller-curled bangs, but instead, more wispy.
How Korean girls create see-through bangs:
All you have to do is divide your bangs into three different sections similar to the roller style—two on the side and your main fringe in the middle. You then take your hair straightener and curl it inward rather than the normal straightening motion to create soft, effortless bangs that lay perfectly on your forehead.
You style the pieces surrounding your face by dragging them outward with the straightener.
After putting in all the effort to create the perfect bangs, you can seal in the style and finish your hair off with some extra shine with the Skinfood Argan Oil Silk Hair Essence , which is an oil based hair essence that helps to smooth damaged and frizzy hair.
Choppy bangs
Blame it on a resurrection of the ’90s, but more and more Korean it-girls are sporting super short choppy bangs these days. Take a look at this Stylenanda model:
Notice how these bangs aren’t thick and choppy; they still retain a see-through quality, except they are cut straight across for a more pronounced look. These kind of bangs aren’t really a result of any special kind of styling—they just require a great hair stylist who knows how to cut choppy fringe and the confidence to rock bangs above your eyebrows.
Whichever version you like best, there’s no denying that there’s some serious skill and a major cool factor to how Korean girls style their bangs.
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If there’s anything you should know about what the fashion girls in Seoul are currently wearing, it’s that nearly everything in fashion is inspired by streetwear on one level or another. Of course, there are always a few other, more niche, trends to keep an eye on in the country, so we took a look through the coolest street style shots from Seoul Fashion Week to identify what’s dominating in Korea.
What are you waiting for? Scroll down to shop each trend and give your ensembles a touch of the Korean fashion scene.
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