Here Are The Hottest K-Drama Actors With The Best Fashion So Far

Jang Ki-yong

Model turned actor Jang Ki-yong debuted in the drama industry in 2014. During his stay in the fashion industry, Ki-yong garnered several awards including the Fashion Model Award at the 2014 Asia Model Awards and the Best Dressed Model Award at the 2015 Korea's Best Dresser Swan Awards.

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It wasn’t until 2014, when Ki-yong found his talent in acting as well. His first drama ‘It’s Okay, That’s Love’ fueled his engine to do more dramas. Ki-yong rose to prominence with his first lead role in ‘Search: WWW’ in 2019. Not long after that, he bagged the coveted role of Shin Woo-yeo, a 999 year old Gumiho in ‘My Roommate Is A Gumiho’.

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Through the years, Ki-yong has been tapped to front the covers of Vogue, Esquire, Marie Claire, and Dazed Korea. Did you know that he's the face of Dior Men as well?

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His role in ‘My Roommate Is A Gumiho’ was definitely close to who he is in real life.

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Our favorite look from him in the series has got to be this black head-to-toe look!

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Lee Do-hyun

Ever since he debuted in 2017, Lee Do-hyun has starred in ‘Hotel Del Luna’, ’18 Again’, ‘Sweet Home’, and ‘Youth Of May’.

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On top of that, his magazine covers for W, Dazed, Marie Claire, and Grazia Korea are praised by many.

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Almost always in cheerful bright clothes during his downtime and preppy youthful looks when he’s all dressed up, Do-hyun is definitely who you should be looking out for in the future.

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His most recent starring role in ‘Youth Of May’ showed us a side of him we’ve never seen before.

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Set in the '80s, the drama depicts a love story that happened during the Gwanju uprising. Here, he donned tons of belted high rise denim, worn-out sneakers, and a number of printed and patterned buttondown shirts.

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Song Kang

If we could name this year after Song Kang, we would. 2021 has been incredibly eventful for rising K-drama actor Song Kang.

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This year, he had not one but three K-dramas under his belt. ‘Love Alarm 2’, ‘Navillera’, and ‘Nevertheless’ all made a lasting impression in his acting career.

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Luxury brands such as Prada and YSL were quick to notice this, as well as the biggest magazines in South Korea including Vogue, Esquire, GQ, and Dazed.

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The renewed season of 'Love Alarm' earlier this year gave us nothing but posh scholarly looks. Song Kang prominently wore suits this season!

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We honestly don't know who we fell in love with more, the ballet star Song Kang or the Song Kang we know in real life. Either way, we can't get over the time he wore a ballerino costume like a prince charming!

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'Nevertheless' is just one of those dramas you won't dare to miss. You can't deny the fact that Song Kang looked handsome and irresistible in his art student-inspired looks.

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Ok Taec-yeon

Those who watched ‘Vincenzo’ were most likely surprised with Ok Taec-yeon’s role. Who would’ve thought a villain can look this godly!

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If you have been a following of Taec-yeon for a long time, you would know that he’s a jack of all trades and a master of just about anything he wants to do. He can sing, rap, dance, and act.

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What more can you seriously ask from him! Although his personal style doesn't scream the loudest, we can still sense the inner fashion boy in him.

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His wardrobe in ‘Vincenzo’ is pretty straightforward. You can definitely tell the shift that he went through when he transformed as the villain in the series!

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The use of ties, patterns, and colors did separate his character’s sense of style from Song Joong-ki.

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Song Joong-ki

Song Joong-ki is on a league of his own. After coming back this year from a brief hiatus, Joong-ki killed his performance in ‘Vincenzo’ like a true pro.

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His Italian-Korean character fit his real personality so well. There wasn’t any doubt in our minds about how successful ‘Vincenzo’ is going to be!

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His personal style has definitely evolved ever since he left. Nowadays he leans more to classic cuts with subtle designs and warm or cool neutral color palettes.

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Whether you agree or disagree, we think that Joong-ki looked the most stylish as Vincenzo compared to the past characters he played.

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There's something about Vincenzo that you can't ignore. It might be his charm or Joong-ki's mere presence on-screen but either way, we're obsessed!

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