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You know, celebrities always wear good clothes. And yeah, they look really awesome. By the way, do you know famous stars get most of their clothes sponsored? Stars are offered free clothing from a variety of brands because the brands want to connect a high-profile celebrity with their products in order to promote them. However, there is a popular Korean star who doesn't usually get her clothes sponsored. Yeah, it's IU. It's quite extraordinary that the female k-pop star doesn't get her clothes sponsored because there are so many brands which want to offer free clothing to her, and she can get a lot of money just by wearing their clothes. But, yeah, she refuses all the offers and she usually wears her own clothes. Why? Because she wants to avoid any possible troubles. As I said before, many young Korean females who've watched "Hyori's Guesthouse" are suffering from "IU's Disease". They wear NERDY's sweatsuits or boxy fit cl...

Big Bang's G-Dragon As you can see from the picture above, many k-pop idol stars wear masks when they go out, especially when they arrive at the airport. Do you know why? Apink's Jung Eunji "At first, k-pop idols began to wear masks to shield their faces. Most of them have very small face, and masks are really good items to hide their faces. That’s why they wear masks when they did not wear makeups or are not ready to be photographed. For instance, they could have skin problems after a long-distance flight, but it's quite cumbersome to wear full makeup. And if they date somebody in public, yes, masks are essential. K-pop idols are high quality goods produced by their agencies, and wearing masks is a kind of way to maintain their merchantable qualities." B1A4's Shinwoo "By the way, k-pop idols' purpose of wearing masks has been changing. When you see handsome idol stars wearing masks, how do you feel? Yeah, they look awesome. M...

FT Island's Lee Hongki will launch his own fashion brand 'Skull Hong'. According to FNC entertainment, the singer, who is well known for his great interest in fashion, will launch the brand and be active as a creative director for the brand. As a representative fashionista in Korea, he has been producing his own accessories and stage equipment, while he also published a nail book in 2013. Skull is one of his favorite props. Meanwhile, FT Island has kicked off its Arena Concert Tour 'The Passion' in Tokyo on June 3.