The PROBLEM with ITZY Outfits (uncomfortable & controversial)

[@notsosuperficial9254]

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[@thebagelboyjr9351]

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[@wsdfghj95]

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[@sawitosis]

Altering clothes are not a bad idea. It’s creative and also good to see a clothing item be used for another purpose (upcycling). For instance, a pair of jeans into a skirt.

[@bellaseesall4134]

Exactly!! And it’s great for the environment

[@bellaseesall4134]

@Kadakai Nah because I love blackpink but I know some of their outfits were/are ugly and I 100% prefer Itzy’s looks because they’re better for the environment and they just look way cooler and comfortable. (Except for Yuna’s but that’s not her fault)

[@essieblanco625]

?? Why is it a bad thing to reuse clothes? It’s less wasteful...

[@ricodavis7574]

not to mention the clothes are literally part of the comeback themes like obviously they are going to wear the same outfits if they are for the comeback

[@xbaeksky]

exactly

[@peachxtaehyung]

Agreed

[@genshinwithme3459]

EXACTLY

[@brandontms]

i 50% agree yes it is less wasteful , but they had to wear them 5-6 times?

[@it3y964]

Honestly the stylists have now improved a bit with the MITM and LOCO outfits, although it's a shame they still keep giving Ryujin shoes that aren't her size when this can be so dangerous. I hope they stop doing that asap!

[@cece9149]

And I think Loco outfit are really bad! XD

[@boorave]

I think we all have different tastes, some might like LOCO outfits, some might not.

[@starrbitz1229]

i've seen a lot of people saying loco's outfits are so much better, but i disagree. the colors scheme seems okay, but the style isn't. i personally don't like how they put together mismatching styles among the members. i mean this is pretty common e.g they do this with blackpink, but in itzy's case it just doesn't look good when they're standing next to each other. yeji's purple skirt doesn't go well with with her black top and jacket. yuna's black dress makes her look like she's promoting as a member of a different group. (honestly i could type more but ik nobody gaf anyways) but it needs to be said. and i hope those who saw this comment are aware that no hate is intended and these are solely opinions and perspectives, plus i'm not speaking from experience

[@villeperkkola]

@@starrbitz1229 but i thought the idea of itzy was to show the individuality of all the members. You know how they don't care about other people's opinions and they are 달라 달라

[@jeanlynn8526]

I love loco outfits too, the styling of the clothes looks very different and fun

[@manurossini2965]

Most of these complaints are so petty, the only 2 points I agree with are the use of reveiling clothes on Yuna and the bigger sized shoes on Ryujin. But a wrinkled skirt? Seriously? That could happen with anyone, maybe she was sitting and It wrinkled... Also whats wrong with repeating outfits? We should be praising this atitude, the world doesn't need anymore polution.

[@bunnysilver71]

completely agree

[@lovechoerrymotion5086]

Right!!! I was really turned off by the "repeating outfits" and "wearing other outfits other groups have worn" thing. Like first of all who cares? And second of all, clothes don't belong to a specific group or person. Recycling outfits isn't lazy.

[@princess-ky2iq]

agreed, i love itzys styling

[@dubblebubbletoilandtrouble6646]

Lol my thoughts exactly. Let's complain about safety, not something like reusing clothes. Kpop (and media industries in general) are wasteful enough without people jumping down stylist's throats for not, like, throwing away perfectly good clothing.

[@lolz9492]

yuna is grown asf yall act like she's 10

[@inthediamondsky]

For ryujin’s white top, for those who don’t know is by a famous designer that’s famous among kpop idols. It’s very common in styling to use famous underwear from famous brands and use it as a part of the whole outfit. So in that case I think it was a conscious styling choice, or else the bra would have had straps and more support.

[@Aqua-vf3jr]

Also that top looks amazing!

[@rawiii5578]

Yes the top is gorgeous!

[@gallaxian]

Itzy is very experimental with its outfits and, consequently, their stylists strike out a lot. But no one can deny that they hit the occasional home run and are rarely boring. Sometimes even the ridiculous outfits are funny/entertaining.

[@naledimosikara7861]

Exactly I feel like people just look for something to complain about. The only serious thing that needs to change is the stylist giving ryujin big shoes

[@AnaSanchezstfu]

I remember at the beggining Itzy's stylists were extremely praised and now it looks like they just gave up :(

[@TwicechuuChuu]

Starting from the start itzy's stylist was hated due to the style she's giving itzy.

[@AnaSanchezstfu]

@@TwicechuuChuu I mean I remember people talking about how they loved their looks on stage, that was until Not Shy lol

[@TwicechuuChuu]

@@AnaSanchezstfu Only on dalla dalla's 1st stage.The rest its so contreversial sometimes its too revealing,too big,too short and its just messy.

[@AnaSanchezstfu]

@@TwicechuuChuu yeah I think you have a point

[@yejivsenglish]

Well i love all itzy outfits...It looks Experimental but remeber the message of their songs"Im Different"

[@kkumzone]

i personally disagree with the fact that lia gets some of the worst clothes among the members when she looked expensive in each one (save for that pants in wannabe)

[@lovechoerrymotion5086]

Right. Are there actual people out there that thought Lias white Wannabe pants weren't cute? I thought they were sooooo cute

[@Jen-sl3rd]

yah i agree with u but she mostly wears dresses in the mvs and concerts and i have seen frequently that they come out as very plain.

[@satanissima]

The pinata pants? Lia was proven a fashion icon then and there, she looks adorable in absolutely anything.

[@DavidInSomnia]

Lia's wannabe pants weren't bad. Chaeryeongs not shy outfit was great but why is ryujin always in shoulder pads?

[@pandagirl7567]

I really liked Lia's pants

[@Lady_bugg9316]

I loved Chae's not shy outfit. I think it really accentuated her body shape

[@mewmew6434]

Ryujin is always in shoulder pads to complement her pear physique

[@imishra9837]

I think the shoulder pads might also be to build off Ryujin's more 'masculine' image

[@neocherries]

she said she likes shoulder pads maybe that's why

[@alrikkeg5982]

People should normalize reusing clothing, it is literally the oposite of a "problem"

[@Onceforu]

It is kinda a problem when some of the clothes are reused from other groups. Its fine when it’s reused from the same group, but a different one come on.

[@viywx]

there’s literally nothing wrong with reusing clothes…..

[@kimjennie8154]

I'm actually okay with them recycling clothes ,

[@maybenot5074]

I don't mind and frankly don't see a problem with cheap clothing as long as it looks good.

[@bellashawol9951]

I have problem with stylists relying on safety shorts for female idols outfits these days. Like they must know that the skirt/dress/shorts is so short it will show the safety shorts throughout the entire performance or are they blind ??? Like I don’t remember seeing safety shorts all the time back in the older kpop generations but now it’s like there is always at least one member whose outfits are so short or slides up that their safety shorts are showing for the entire performance. Especially noticed this in a lot Twice and Itzy outfits… And if they know the safety shorts are going to show so much why don’t they at least match them with the rest of the outfit ??? On the other hand it’s good that more idols seems to get safety shorts with their outfits these days…

[@bellashawol9951]

@2freeIvX I know it’s not underwear obvs. But that’s just it, it brings a lot of attention to it. It would look more seamless and not ruin the vibe if they at least color matched it. Like if they can spend hundreds of dollar on one outfit, they can get them more than one color of shorts. It’s just lazy looking. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@gigi9623]

My point exactly. The whole purpose of safety shorts is that they should be a repercussion if the outfit rides up. Ur never rlly supposed to see the safety shorts bc just like the name implies they are there to keep the idol safe if there is a wardrobe malfunction. I think it looks rlly tacky when you can see black safety shorts throughout the whole performance cause it just looks cheap. If an idol won’t be able to dance in an outfit without it riding up and their safety shorts showing then I feel like the outfit shouldn’t be worn at all tbh.

[@peachbooks3199]

the company/stylist knows the idol is uncomfortable with how short they are. it's on purpose. so their legs can look longer and whatnot, i think

[@user-xb9kv6fc8y]

@2freeIvX yes but the whole point of them being there is so that IF something were to happen theyd be there but lots of stylists just throw them under shorts where you can see them even when not moving it’s ridiculous

[@cyd933]

The reason why you're only seeing the safety shorts in the new generation is because the older gen female idols did not wear one at all. It wasn't widely strictly implemented before.. only by the agencies who actually treat their idols as humans and not just objects.

[@NowImaKpopper]

Being a dancer, Ryujin and everyone else should ALWAYS be getting fitting shoes. It's more likely that they get a serious injury if they do one wrong step in unfitting shoes.

[@ohnoareversecard3893]

thank you so much for talking about yuna’s outfits . its not only the outfits that sexualize her , its the company’s portrayal of her and who controls her image . so i would really like if you made a video on the sexualization and exploitation of idols who are idols and/or idols who debut very young . it would help bring awareness to a very worryingly common trend kpop

[@boombayuna536]

glad i found someone who actually sees the problem and doesn't gaslight the situation and blame it on other people. the company and their stylists are accountable for this, you can't control what fans think but you can definitely direct the way in which direction the image of your idols goes. it's unfortunately a very obvious pattern for jyp entertainment at this point (hyuna, suzy, tzuyu, yuna).

[@ivylxea7355]

What’s wrong with it ..?

[@anastasiagraham2418]

Exactly. Jyp has a bad track record with sexualizing their underaged female artists which makes me feel more uncomfortable with Yuna being dressed or portrayed in a certain way

[@miniiemouse2898]

I think I understand the inappropriate portrayal of Yuna but could you elaborate more or give more examples on how the company/stylists are sexualising her?

[@yejivsenglish]

@@anastasiagraham2418 JYPE,things that makes me angry is that Everyone keeps missing the letter E as if its still the same. JYP is not the CEO

[@pudding1255]

6:46 I... i rlly liked this outfit on chaeryeong...

[@소-k1r]

is so cute i love the shorts

[@nessap2706]

Yes, its cute

[@pattoncase468]

Same, those shorts are so cool

[@chuuu4610]

It would be really nice if the stylists were more considerate with fit. Comfort and risk of injury are concerning things.

[@cherryhappily]

exactly. they are performers and it’s crucial for them to be comfortable on stage to do their best

[@mayulee1798]

Clothing is experimental and sometimes something you think will work together doesn't and vise versa. Especially with a group who's concept is experimental. Fans should be more forgiving to stylists. I doubt they're doing this on purpose, cuz this is their job and usually you'd want to do it well.

[@leslieloren5573]

2) The worlds obsessed with saying “reuse, recycle, reduce” but feels it’s only applicable when necessary and, again, most likely when there’s an agenda. There’s a billions of instances of idols, celebs and high class reusing outfits…but let’s focus on idols because they’re not that low to wear an outfit twice? You beg for idols to be representatives of major movements, corporations and such but then turn around for idols to go against them. Beg for idols to be “idols” and lead by example but then turn around and explicitly state “not them, they’re rich so therefor it doesn’t apply” These people want idols to be relatable but then get mad because, like relatable people, they’re wearing clothes more than 3 times. That’s, again, such an incredibly petty thing to get mad at. Reusing clothes, in a new way or same or similar fashion, is good and sets a great example. It saves the company money, it presents a relatable image and also leads by example in the way of showing people wearing clothes more than once is necessary and absolutely a good thing for your wallet, our planet and leaves an impact on the companies to do better in ways of clothes that last longer. Regarding the size of shoes n all…no one knows the behind the scenes scenarios that happened that lead these idols to wearing clothes that are too big. There’s demand for change without even understanding what happened or caring. This isn’t mistreatment, for all the audience knows, it could have been a mix up, they could of always worn bigger sizes do to choice, or chose to wear bigger sizes for adjustment, or someone forgot the correct size and so on. This doesn’t happen all the time. It’s happened a couple and suggests a minor incident behind the scenes that needs to be addressed…not with the audience, but the company. The company is 100% aware of these “mistakes” There’s multiple incidents where companies have purposely allowed an idol to wear something for the sake of conversation that lead to getting free marketing for the group. Do you really think the company isn’t aware of the obvious clothes being too big? As for the wrinkled skirts…again, one time occurrence and easily explained as a mistake. Not the issue for the viewer as it’s not them wearing it and they know nothing of what’s going on behind the scenes and again…the company would hear about it internally. This isn’t mistreatment. Again, people take the word and twist it to fit something extremely minor that degrades actual mistreatment. This works knows these words without grasping the meaning of them which waters down the impact a word like that should have while someone mentions another person getting mistreated. It’s no longer an issue when seeing “victim” or “mistreatment” because it’s used so frequently in ways that make no sense at all. There’s legitimate issues going on and again these communities have nothing better to do than to point out their obsessive relationship over an idol and their unnecessary worry for an idol wearing something that’s “bad” When someone actually comes out with actual mistreatment it won’t be an issue because these are the things that make headlines, not actual mistreated people.

[@coquinho019]

Pleeaaaaase do a video talking about JYPs GGs maknaes and their sexualization at a such young age. I think its a important topic that not everyone knows about.

[@bangpink2771]

Yes please!

[@fairysully7462]

Yes right!!!

[@astra1e]

@지은 jieun its not the pants, its the revealing clothes that the stylist gives yuna. For example, in their recent comeback, yuna was given a short dress with a very low cut and ripped tights

[@kissesforminju]

Fr I’m so worried about Yuna, she’s so lovable. But if she’s comfortable with the clothes then it’s okay I guess, If she’s not though then JYP needs to stop because although she’s technically an adult in Korea it’s not nice to sexualise any idol, minor or not. Especially when they’re as young Yuna

[@coquinho019]

​@Oop Oop shes 17 tho (with 2 years of career)

[@boombayuna536]

thank you for talking about yuna's case. it's honestly frustrating how most fans downplay the problem with some of her outfits. yuna is an underaged kpop idol who also has to perform in her outfits while getting photographed and recorded every second from every angle - you can't compare her who's getting dressed by adults with normal teens who choose their outfits themselves and what they want to share with the internet. no one can't control what the fans think but the least they should do is to protect the image of their young idol and not to lead it in a direction that isn't meant for teens like jype has been doing for years (hyuna, suzy, tzuyu, now yuna). edit: yuna's birthday : december 9th 2003 so current age 17 - since a lot of people are confused about her age in the comments.

[@komalmubashir1788]

keeping in mind itzy's choreography

[@akiyawilson9325]

There’s nothing wrong with yunas outfits she’s not a kid she’s 18 in Korea about to be 19 if she likes them then we shouldn’t worry about it

[@komalmubashir1788]

@@akiyawilson9325 yeah exactly i also don't feel like there is anything wrong with her outfit. she seemed happy and comfortable in it which matters the most. and she also rocked the outfit

[@scro910]

It’s weird how people forget how they were/are as teens/young adults and how their peers dress when they wanted to look cute and act like Yuna is in out here dressed like doja cat or Miley Cyrus lol.

[@elizabethm328]

I can see where you’re coming from but also no one should have an opinion on what she’s wearing but her. yea you can’t compare the two but you also can’t guarantee that she doesn’t like those outfits. she seems confident and does not look uncomfortable.

[@Milo_atw]

The problem is not the label sexualizing yuna, its the so called fans saying it is sexualizing... CLOTHES =/= SEXUALIZE Its not as if she was in bikini

[@soniclpslover1]

Thank God someone on KZbin is properly talking about the Yuna situation I have been uncomfortable with a good bit of her outfits ever since debut and it just has gotten worse. I even saw someone saying "she's gonna be 18 in December so why does it matter?" Stuff like that disgusts me that people will sexualize idols just because they are about to turn 18 or just turned 18 like it is just p*dophilia

[@rulialee9802]

Being over 18 doesn't justify idols being sexualized. That is just a stupid excuse used by perverts.

[@rawiii5578]

Itzys style is one of the best out there, I always look forward to their stages because of their outfits! I love their styles

[@peachxtaehyung]

I personally haven't found anything wrong with any clothes they've worn besides sometimes Yuna having too revealing of clothes like when given a crop top with small shorts or something like that since she's a minor but then again teens wear that stuff alot so idk tbh

[@ranny8935]

the difference is that teenagers choose on their own, yuna don't

[@ciaoamore_99]

@@ranny8935 im sure if yuna wasnt comfortable wearing that she could always say no. they arent gonna kill her if she doesnt want to wear something

[@mmmtastyalidzie2435]

@@ciaoamore_99 shed still prob have to wear it for at least that performance/appearance/promotion

[@sanaclaws]

i agree that she shouldnt be wearing too short shirts and bottoms but sexualizing her for wearing fishnet tights? that i dont understand🤔

[@kadejasutherland5126]

I didnt see a problem with her clothing until Yall Mentioned It.

[@moonenhypink]

Poor Yuna ☹️ I always thought about that too! the way that they dress her and portrait her is just 😡

[@dojavillager5998]

But she dresses the same on her own time…

[@sakaom]

a lot of times (especially in cases like the reuse of clothing) the stylist gets under fire for silly reasons, but when they gave A MINOR a short dress with a lot of clevage and latex-looking?? thats unforgivable, especially with the history and the meaning behind latex outfits.

[@hushperse]

IKR 😤😤😤

[@dojavillager5998]

Lol

[@topsu9868]

First latex/leather use band are judas priest (heavy metal/gay metal), because judas priest singer are so gay. Are you homophobic?

[@sakaom]

@@topsu9868 honey how the fück did you get to this..? both different contexts, one thing has nothing to do with the other, and I've explained why I think latex isn't a thing she should be wearing. also please explain the homophobic thing? I really can't link it to anything...

[@topsu9868]

@@sakaom I can link and explained. Some celebrity use latex cloth, because don't want use leather. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latex_clothing

[@imperialtower]

ryujins top combo of the transparent shirt with undergarment looks perfect on her. and chaeryeong looks iconic during not shy era those shorts look good on her. other than ryujins shoe problem and yunas revealing clothes i really dont see anything wrong with itzys outfits thats worth talking about. actually i think itzy is one of the few groups for me that has a good sense of fashion. they look the most expensive and fashionable than other jyp groups.

[@minako923]

I only agree with the sexualizations of yuna (her clothes, dance moves and overall image) and giving ryujin wrong sized shoes. Those other stuff arent controversial. I actually like that they reuse clothes in new creative ways! It is less wasteful.

[@cutehoe226]

That green dress Lisa wore is amazing

[@brynndolynn]

I agree that Lia and Chaeryoung get the lesser outfits BUT Chaeryoung's Not shy outfit at 6:46 is outstanding and one of my favorite! Not Shy era is my favorites style-wise and that's the hill I'll die on 😤

[@rutha2403]

Ryujin’s oversized shoes are absolutely unacceptable. Aside from the fact that it doesn’t look good, it’s DANGEROUS. She could easily injure herself especially with their choreography.

[@suzumutsu]

Honestly, I don't really see a problem with most of these outfits, I think they're fine. Maybe not the best but y'all just love to be dramatic and say that it's the worst thing you've ever seen. I do think some of them look awful though and I definitely agree that Yuna was sexualised both by her outfits and sometimes the choreography. As for Ryujin's shoes, I hope they stop doing that because idols' safety comes first, they should have comfortable clothes to perform in. Safety & comfort first, fashion second. (Also, I think the stylist is doing amazing rn with the LOCO outfits, I love all of them except Chae's fluffy whateverthefuckthatis, idk what they were thinking with that one😭) edit: spoke too soon about the loco outfits :') this (kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmrLeJiHoaeVfbs&ab_channel=M2) is a catastrophe

[@rawiii5578]

Same, I think the person is over analyzing to make a video out of it

[@lovelillixn]

fr the outfit yuan was wearing was fine it just disgusting people who are sexualising the outfit

[@sherwinlambkin7082]

@2freeIvX Again... HOW THE FUCK IS ANYONE FORCING CONVERVATIVE VALUES ON ANYONE?!

[@iamcowboysoob9781]

ok can we have a discussion about the video you linked its very disappointing i really wanna know who put ryujin in that shoulder garment it looks like they took lingerie and sewed it around her im convinced the stylist thinks edgy=ugly

[@felmargego2534]

Considering JYPE, heck, even KPOP in general, has a history of putting young idols in questionable clothing...

[@StanLoona-sg4fm]

i think the way they used the undergarment as a top was really creative and it actually looked very cool under the see through top. It was styled great, who cares if it is undergarment.

[@arshiyaamreen5808]

I'm not a Midzy so idk about all the outfits Yuna has ever worn but from what I've seen tbh, she doesn't wear extremely sexualizing dresses? The only one that would come close for me is the black dress she wore in Loco which definitely would have had a lot of cleavage expose action if she was bustier. Other than that, especially her MITM outfits were actually pretty typical to what teens would wear in terms of length, size and how cropped they were.

[@brigc7755]

Agreed, I get that people don't think that she should show a lot of skin, but she is an idol and that's what idols do, it's up to society to not sexualize her as a minor. At least JYP didn't have her do an elevator dance, or else I'd say it's the companies fault.

[@dekipvanida]

Agreed, imo her outfits seemed to be pretty normal and not sexualising at all. Its only sexual if you make it sexual :/

[@firstlast-vt6ee]

actually i really love itzys style this era so much but i just really had a problem with yunas outfit it couldve been given to another member cos it looks controversial on yuna

[@kak2694]

Itzy is the only girl group that caught my attention. Their experimentation is what keeps me coming for them. Their choreo, hairstyles, music, fashion, etc. I love watching them. Sometimes fashion can go wrong but that's okay. That's how their stylists also learns what will/can look good on them.

[@zobebo]

you raised such a good question about the sexualization of minors in the kpop industry!! I think in part it is the companies’ fault for facilitating it and also the public’s fault for associating sexualization with minors in the first place.

[@dayangaysha7421]

I don't think lia and chaeryeong got the worst clothes though... Most of the time their outfit is iconic

[@prettybabyyeji7413]

Usually Chaeryeong gets one of the most basic yet pretty best outfits

[@ZoeLeigh01]

honestly there aren't many outfits or styles that i think have really been bad for itzy. my only complaint is about inappropriate outfits. for lia, it's dresses that restrict her movement and/or are too short. for yuna, it's clothing that is not age appropriate. overall i usually like all of itzy's outfits. also of course ryujin needs shoes that fit.

[@suzy6075]

Ok yeah, reusing outfits is great, it isnt wasteful. But the problematic outfits on the other hand…

[@Nickelberkelium]

Its sad, it really is, how female idols are always the ones who cant choose comfortable outfits...

[@cheyennebeaver6435]

There isnt anything wrong with reusing clothes. I hate the whole "wear it once, throw it away" thought. It's so wasteful and it probably costs a lot more to keep buying the shirts that basically look the same anyway. There also isnt any thing wrong with altercations or even upcycle old clothes to make new ones. I dont see anything wrong with it. Also the thing we need to remember is that Yuna is considered an adult in Korea XD Age works differently over there. We cant push american standards over to Korea. She isnt minor by korean law and that's all thst matters. So the clothes she is wearing wouldnt be considered inappropriate. Plus the clothes she is wearing. Isnt even that bad? I see alot of 17 year olds dress like this XD hell Even I did when I was that age. Shes basically an adult anyways , a couple of months dont really mean much.

[@romyrui]

I’m a person who loves the unique outfits, and these ones where all absolutely adorable

[@justagirl8757]

It's a reoccurring theme in many groups to sexualize the maknae.. like Tzuyu and Jungkook. That's also the case with underage idols.. like jimin, Hyuna, etc.. The audience is mostly responsible because they're the ones making lewd comments? The companies should be really careful for the underage idols.. these things might cause them issues later in life.

[@larada7549]

I'm a big fan of itzy's wardrobe! of course their outfits are experimental - as are their songs. to me it just shows innovation and creativity.. not everyone is gonna like every outfit but most new things are weird to the majority at first anyway. where would we be if noone took risks like that? also the clothes do an amazing job at showcasing the persona of the individual members i think (for example Lia has the image of being more feminine and soft so she wears dresses and such a lot) but yeah bc of that Yuna gets pushed into that sexy image and Chaeryoung is often neglected when it comes to style consistency bc it feels like she gets what's leftover... I hope they'll work on these things but in total I think they're doing a fantastic job of keeping things interesting and fresh ☺️

[@joe-zu8ui]

3:09 wtf are those shoes. I'm amaze Ryujin can still dance wearing those.

[@samanthakim5035]

Chaeryeong’s feather outfit is literally eye-catching

[@Lau-td9bc]

frrrr, some forget it's a stage performance not going to the market

[@pandagirl7567]

Am I the only one who likes Lia's Wannabe pants, idk why but I just like them on her 😶😅

[@mordecaiissad8529]

I loved them in the video, she looks so long in them and elegant. Not so much for dancing tho personally

[@pandagirl7567]

@@mordecaiissad8529 yeah It fits the scene

[@jacobiwaveb5130]

It’s ok to reuse these clothes.There are legit designer and sometimes like the most amazing piece of clothing I’ve ever seen like I fell hard for Yeji’s heart cut out pink plaid blazer in loco.But also with reusing some of these clothes can be a problem or reusing the same style with such as Yuna usually wearing like leather or she ping sometimes those most skin bothers me horribly how they do this to a 17 year old.

[@Ceo_cinnamon]

6:27 Is it just me, or did anyone really like this outfit of Lia’s? I found it unique and cool, it was one of my favorite outfits of the WANNABE era. ♥️

[@nessap2706]

I like it too. I think the pants are unique and eye catching.

[@evaquintanar6798]

I think I kinda like the experimental outfits, as they are idols and should look different on screen to stand out but things like sexualization of young women, wrinkles and dangerous outfits (shoes too big) are a big no no

[@kb-ih7ni]

Lol I think the wrinkles were from their car ride but oh well. A lot of this seems nitpicky, like Ryujin’s underwear repurposing was done by BP stylists too and they got praise for that creativity. The boldness of Itzy’s outfits is very much on brand so idg the complaints about it. I mean this is kpop we’re talking about. The land of the weird. But yes some outfits are just downright ugly, which is common in kpop but nonetheless a bad thing. However I DO completely agree with the concern and anger towards ill fitting shoes because that’s downright irresponsible. Yuna’s outfits do feel like they tend to oversexualize her. I get it she’s fabulous but these low necklines and tiny-ass tops are way too much. Crop tops are great but balance it with a high neckline JYPE…

[@ananyavanneldas5181]

4:25 Tbh I think that outfit was cool af and matches ryujin's girl crush image-

[@BLINKGreenTeaAddict]

SAFETY and COMFORT are no.1.

[@sweetminalees9916]

i feel like yuna’s case is so over exaggerated. people act as if thousands of teens dont dress the same way, if not more revealing at younger ages than her. it’s only different because she’s an idol. some of y’all need to take a chill pill, especially about the dress from loco era, because that is such a cute outfit and in no way revealing??

[@ekn_-vu5os]

Netizens needs to look at aespa’s outfits girls look terrible or wearing the same outfit over and over again

[@namidahikari3963]

aespa's outfits are original and fresh, they fit their concept exactly like other gg outfits fit their own. They're not terrible, they're particular and experimental

[@rubyjaneluvbot]

maybe they wear the same outfits but terrible? seriously? aespa's concept is quite cyberpunk and futuristic that's why the outfits are like that but they're not even bad. the hallucination quest photoshoots was inspired by y2k and 90s where did you see them looking terrible? even the sink dive and recent photoshoots were so good. the pop magazine photoshoot and the vouge are also good. you should take a look at their recent cb and magazine photoshoots 💀💀 before commenting these.

[@bubblybubbles09]

The reasons are petty the only 2 i agree in is the shoes and Yuna's clothes

[@hmh4224]

Why people dislike their outfits so much? I've always thought they were really creative and looked amazing on them. K-Pop stans complain about everything is becoming annoying :/

[@smilylaugh_0]

Personally what bothers me the most is the sexualization especially in this recent comeback but like that's not just jyp its the entire industry like recently in girls planet 999 where two minors were singing about hooking up and a group of 9 girls who are mostly minors performed ice cream which is a very VERY suggestive song. I really hope that there will be laws in the future that stop this from happening its just disgusting...

[@danielradcliffeissopretty]

You fans are hard to please. It’s not an issue for them to reuse their seniors’ outfits, in the past before kpop was famous worldwide, the groups had to BUY their own clothing from the streets

[@fleurh8341]

although I agree that we shouldn't be sexualizing idols I do want to point out that if a tiktokker who is the same age as Yuna wore something like that no one would bad an eye at it. Seems like some people just want to baby her and they can't if she's wearing leather pants lol

[@DyaOrWhateva]

Yeji's outfits are pretty awful too. And they tend to mess up her hairstyle a lot too. The outfits, in general, are pretty unflattering, the stylist might be experimenting, but Itzy's getting a reputation of having only bad outfits. We tend to not say anything because it might sound like hate while we are just fans voicing our concerns. We all know that the girls are so pretty a bad outfit can't ruin their visuals, but still. Swipe to me was really the last straw. Just look at Ryujin! What is that exactly she's wearing??? And in Loco, the cut vest of Yeji is pretty awful too, and Ryujin wears that red dress that looks like a nightgown... Big yikes! Lia's outfit for Wannabe too is a fiasco, it looks tight and uncomfortable, these girls are just too professional, that's why they manage to perform in all of these outfits, they are just incredible! For Yuna's part, I'm just sad and disgusted because I thought it was just me being overly protective because she is the maknae and a few months younger than me, but if you look closely, her outfits look nothing like the other girl's. They are pretty revealing or the themes are just not suitable, I wish for that to change, I really do.

[@kpoppiest]

Idk I think their stylist is just trying to create smth really experimental, creative and in a new way fashionable just like YG stylists do but they get praised for their job whereas ITZY's stylist just seem to throw everything in one pot and expect it to work smh. She needs to finally find the right style for the girls, it shouldn't be something necessarily unique. Btw JYP and controversial outfits of their young female idols is not anything new, not surprised at all but still mad😤

[@jjasb3ar]

Tbh, I dont see a problem in idols re-using outfits, like clothes can be VERY expensive, so like for a typical comeback, you would need like at least 10 outfits, and companies like, dont have time to pick out clothing, nor the money too buy good quality clothes for the idols to wear, that's why companies tend to re-use clothing, I saw a video of how its like to be a stylist for kpop groups, and it is definitely not as good as "oh this is nice, I'll take that" no, they have to make sure they are in budget, make sure it will somehow match with the concept, make sure they have extra clothing in case the original one can't be worn, they have like at least 4 big suitcases for clothes, and about 2 more for accessories, and they all have to fit into those suitcases. The only problem I have with stylist, is how they give uncomfortable clothes to the idols, cause half of the time, those clothes are cut into pieces, like some dresses that are up to your legs, will be cut shorter, for like no reason, like I get that it will be trendy cause it's mini, but come on, why would you cut it like 5cm below the butt???

[@fairytalearts810]

there’s absolutely no problem with altering clothes or using clothes from other groups. but some of their outfits were truly horribly unflattering and uncomfortable-this goes for many groups in general- and that is what truly needs to be changed.

[@bellemartel3545]

They should rehire the Dalla Dalla stylist. That was fire

[@Iera_Thaumaturgy]

I don’t think reusing outfits from other idols really matter though? Not sure if I’m the only one thinking like that lol

[@sakurasai781]

I think the stylist has gotten a lot better since Not Shy era. I’ve been loving the outfits of each comeback ever since then.

[@Mimi-hw5pm]

The way how yuna dressed isn’t half bad she’s growing and that could be the style she likes it doesn’t have to be sexualized

[@mhichcampos7966]

thankss for theee kpop fashion tip T.T badly need it

[@VideosForYou90]

Yuna's birthday is on December 9th 2003, why do a lot of people say in the comments that she's not a minor anymore wth? She's currently 17 (and debuted with just 15) and even if she might be 19 in Korean age now, you still have to be 20 in Korean age to be an adult in South Korea. Just wondering like agree or disagree with her outfits but her age is a fact.

[@moonlightespt3818]

Korea's adulthood is 19, so she's an adult there

[@VideosForYou90]

@@moonlightespt3818 Did you read my whole comment? You're an adult with 19 in international age in Korea but you have to be 20 in Korean age which Yuna isn't yet (she's 17 internationally & 19 in Korea at the moment) if you'd be able to calculate.

[@moonlightespt3818]

@@VideosForYou90 No you're wrong, korea's adulthood age is 19, yuna is 19 in korea, so she's already an adult there, she's almost 18 in international age so in fact your comment didn't have any sense.

[@gisellecio]

I think the part abt how in a group atleast one member is given the boring/shitty outfits. For example GHOST9's Lee Woojin, in one of their seoul preformances all of the members had their sweaters open so you could see their tie and had multicolored or writing on it his sweater was closed and a cyan blue making him blend in with the backup dancers who were wearing a slightly more blue shade. It didn't help that he had 3.9 seconds of lines that song and was on the side for one of his lines. He's always put in the back so you forget he's their during their songs. Another seoul preformance everyone had these shiney ass jackets some with green splatters or neon green shirt under and belts and chains while Woojin got a matte jacket that looked so awkward compared to theirs. Chaeryeong and Lia are the unpopular members I think they try and give the ones who they'll show off and promote the most the better outfits and try and hide the two they don't see will shine alot.

[@nattyism]

the only problematic clothes in this video is ryujin’s oversized shoes

[@Awakening_Sunshine]

I definitely think you should do a video about sexualization of young idols

[@markswaterleemon4018]

maybe it is just me but i loved most of these outfits. I dont know what people expect them to wear. Apart from clothes-shoes that don't fit I dont see a problem here. Reusing the clothes is totally normal. Also, I love Lisa's clothes, too why people always say she gets the worst outfits? I LOVE them.

[@bluewolf2708]

I love Chaeryeong's style the most.. but they all look good. I just wish they could be comfortable and wear what they like

[@bluee_auroraa]

The topic of “Sexualization of young idols” have been discussed for yeaaars. And it’s never gonna end because people are still CONSUMING. As long as people stream their vids, buy albums and support idols, this is never gonna end. Music is art however show business can be trash.

[@zoookoo]

Another problem with Chaeryeong style is she never gets her hair done nicely. Like other members get different designs. All I've seen her have is a pony tail or her hair is down . The latest CB for Loco it looks like her hair doesn't even get touched it's just straightened and left opened

[@itzelmontalvo6645]

JYP maknaes are just oversexualized overall.

[@h1tpsh0shi4]

@Khunt Bendover we dont know the ceo though :( maybe its the managers or something

[@liz-pz1ke]

@@h1tpsh0shi4 but didn't jyp fall in love with a underage trainee and he literally married her after she was legal?

[@h1tpsh0shi4]

@@liz-pz1ke JYP isn’t the CEO of JYPE since long ago. But I don’t really know about that ^_^

[@Mr_Jingles111]

fashion is highly subjective but for me most of their outfits a bit off and not aesthetically appealing

[@yurailee2071]

With yuna and her cloths it's not always on a company. Someone will always manage to sexualise someone else no matter what the person is wearing and I've experienced that, but doing it deliberately is the problem. With the crop top and shorts I don't see an issue unless she is uncomfortable, but that white fluffy dress was a bit debatable imo.

[@rositamamoy2831]

I don't think chaeryong look bad with all her outfits. Or maybe my fashion sense are bad lol. But i always look at her outfit and i love it. Her outfit in wannabe and not shy are the best for me

[@shylajakp1275]

I love the way she explains each and every details ... Which helps me to analyse kpop in detail

[@brandiwilliams7178]

Guess I didnt really see problems with Yuna's clothes since this is fairly normal outfit types for pop stars (even 17-19) in America.

[@sav9561]

Girl idk what you talking about lia getting a ugly outfit especially with her wannabe mv outfit with those fully pants lol it’s my opinion but that outfit was better than everyone else’s just because how fashionable and hard to obtain it is like every other members outfit from that concept and mv I can but from an online store or find a decent knock off but THOES PANTS I HAVE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO FIND

[@pandagirl7567]

I know I really really really liked her pants and honestly idk why so many people dislike it

[@libdi1161]

The clothes idols wore is more complicated that people believe, sometimes they aren't even purchase they can be borrowed or sponsored by brands, or the company own a bunch of clothes that stylists can use.

[@k.kaylahhh9245]

I honestly didn’t see the problem with yunas outfit for loco. I saw it as a metal rock type of outfit and thought it’s a cool look. But i guess I understand where y’all are coming from and knowing how Korea is a bit conservative

[@stayvisual976]

so..when children/teenager wear short pants and crop tops during summer it's completely normal but idols are not allowed to wear them on stage because they are to young? ;-;

[@kompilaXionbykhedge]

this show how professional and adaptable itzy are to keep slay those outfit and not all you mentioned outfits and style is not that bad at al

[@arang_ba]

One of the best styled 4th gen group.

[@JessicaN555]

Reusing clothes is a good thing. It's responsible and less wastful. The too big shoes is horrible, and a safety hazard. I do agree a lot of these outfits don't look good together tho...

[@idorus]

jyp is in the big 3 and he cant even make sure they get outfits that look good and fit them

[@ekn_-vu5os]

Yuna is 17 not 14 most of the girls who are same age as her dressing way more revealing Yuna’s new outfits looks GORGEOUS I love the every outfit of their new cb

[@lovestay3379]

Okay? If your friends jump off a brigde are you going to jump too? No

[@skxmyne]

You need to acknowledge that world doesn't revolve around your country and there are different cultures around different countries. It maybe ok to dress like that with your surroundings but it's not the same with Asian countries.

[@artjunkie3416]

Kpoopies are so prude. And have a fuck up idea with the sexualizacion of women. They blame the women instead of the men. Must be because many kpop fans are religious people. and religion hates women.

[@kkumzone]

she was clearly uncomfortable with the outfit and kept on covering herself. :/

[@boombayuna536]

this comparison doesn't even make sense yet a lot of people use it. you can't compare normal teens who decide for themselves what they ant to wear and what they want to share with the public to underaged kpop idols who are styled by adults and have to perform in the outfits infront of millions - while getting pictures and videos taken from every angle. plus yuna might be 17 now (which is still underaged especially in south korea where you're considered as an adult with 19) but she has been getting questionable outfits ever since she debuted just two months after she turned 15.

[@enchantnix]

Artist tend to wear bigger shoes so they don't get hurt while dancing, but that shoes are too big

[@bismanaz7436]

Girl what!? Yeji always get the worst and ugliest outfits..where you been lol

[@isahgirl6364]

JYP covers TWICE Chaeyoung's tattoos so it won't cause controversies but they won't give Yuna proper outfits in consideration of her age... convenient