While we wait for BTS’ much awaited Yet To Come concert tomorrow night, we recall their memorable fashion moments throughout the years.
When it comes to fashion, there is no doubt that BTS has always been the type to break the norm. Whether they are clad in a hot pink coordinated ensemble or a color scheme that is considered to be feminine, they never fail to show up looking dapper and stylish.
But after their short break, BTS is back in Busan for their free concert called “Yet To Come.” As fans from around the world grabbed the rare chance to watch the much anticipated concert, they’re also waiting on the edge of their seats for a rather important announcement that BTS has been hinting at for a while now.
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While we excitedly wait for their news, let’s take a walk down memory lane as we recall their most memorable fashion looks.
A trip back to the ’80s
It’s a subtle coordination of suits with a nostalgic twist. Clad in black and white ensembles with exaggerated collars and shoulder pads—their suits had a lowkey flair with the addition of gold and silver accents. This goes to show how BTS can easily pull off a little shimmer.
Delicate pastels
A color scheme that may be intimidating to some, but BTS isn’t shy to challenge a few gender norms. They donned pastel outfits that have delicate detailings, as well as unique dye patterns that added charming features in their overall look.
An ode to autumn
Their custom-made suits from Louis Vuitton are one for the books. They arrived at the Grammys looking dashing in their fall hued ensembles, which were elevated with a pop of purple as seen on the embroideries, and a lovely flower decor that was on Taehyung’s coat.
Modernized Hanbok
Another custom-made line by Louis Vuitton was what BTS wore when they attended the American Music Awards back in 2021. They showed up looking sharp in their black and gray suits that had a nod to their traditional Hanbok, which was seen on the waist detailing on Taehyung, Suga, J-Hope and Jungkook. But it won’t be complete without a pop of color such as pink and purple that were added on Jimin and J-Hope’s looks.
Dapper in yellow
BTS made a mark in music history as they won Artist of the Year in 2021 at the American Music Awards, and their last look for the night made it even more unforgettable. From long coats to dainty tweeds, the striking yellow ensembles were definitely a playful monochromatic look for BTS.
