A Suit Distraction

I purloined these photos from DramaBeans’ hilarious post on unexpectedly excellent hair on Yoochun and Seung-Gi, and you should go read it (partly because Gu Family Book sounds spectacular, and their post is completely relative to the photos of his mane of glory, the kind of blogging I love!)

It is weird how a grown-out buzzcut seems to be Yoochun’s best look. He looked adorable in a long manhwa model haircut back in TVXQ, but this is really one of the few cuts that makes him look utterly masculine in the way he is, instead of making him up as a k-pop product.

I’m really only in love with the leather-lapel trench coat and his top right navy suit, as far as the clothes go, but every photo is a good photo of HIM, so. Win some, lose some?

Ahhh, Junsu. Ever more handsome. A little vogue drama never does him wrong, either, as the interesting cowl lines of the jacket lapel only draw him out. I mean, the French-country tones brick doesn’t hurt either, but that’s not a part of an outfit you can bring with you.

One thing I appreciate about Junsu’s style is his dedication to not wearing stupid shoes. He keeps it grounded with pop-appropriate boots and so on. He doesn’t have the build for that.

Skinny jean, yes. Skinny-toe shoe, no.

Maybe because my k-pop crush acclimated me to totally bizarre versions of it, I’m actually quite fond of the pastels of hair color in recent Korean fashion. Certainly was getting tired of everyone in the same mahogany brown colors…

Junsu’s cool expression kind of plays against type, with the playfully blue hair here, and the cuts of the jacket are classic but then skew costume (like the length shown in the upper right image). He’s got a good classic style that is suited to certain riffs off of the formal look.

The black shirt with a white collar is something I don’t think I’ve seen in such a dramatic iteration before.

(via ddelusionall)

Maybe a last hurrah for summer style—it’s uncommon enough to find anything obviously summery that’s still formal. And autumnal looks are already starting to look good to me, despite the 110+ heat here. (What can I say? My favorite season lends itself to my favorite style.)

Park Yoochun looking…like himself, really. A comfortable man of the world, and of the elite. Dressy, even in casual dress.

This shoot features a sweater, a button-up tee, ribbed henley pattern and a seersucker dress shirt. All my little-spotted pet styles in one stream of photography. Can I have the stylist’s number, please.

I tried several times to get good enough screepcaps of this scene to post, back in the day. Obviously, finding a gif-series was just that much sweeter.

Yourrrrr welcome.

(I love the closets like candy-stores montages in k-dramas like this. I was weirded out when I first saw the F4 scenes, but I am well over it now.)

(via freesexforever)