Fashion Review: "Valid Love" Streetwear Style

For an unemployed college graduate, Jang Ki Tae (Park Jung Min) has some serious style on “Valid Love”.

Printed bombers, graphic tees, and smart crew neck sweatshirts. Toggled coats, colorful puffer jackets, and fur trimmed hoods. Vintage inspired shades and versatile winter layers. A mix of comfortable and cosmopolitan, casual with a subtle edge. 

The drama had me pining after those enviable threads.

Whether it be durable outerwear ready to combat the elements, modified camo prints, or the pairing of metropolitan black on black, Park Jung Min looks damn cozy.

Makes me want to curl up in this fur-trimmed parka from Sakun. And this crew neck fleece number (with hidden pockets!) from the attic.

Dear “Valid Love” wardrobe department, please send me one of Jang Ki Tae’s hoodies. You won’t need ’em after the series wraps anyway, yeah?

I forgot: one of the pluses of having a boyfriend is borrowing his clothes.

For those who don’t have a boyfriend’s closet available, snag one of the fresh floral bombers from Reason Clothing or Vandal below.

Honestly, I hate winter: it’s a miserable, icy, freezing mess – makes me want to hibernate until spring.

But you can still be stylishly wrapped up in some warm threads. I’m a fan of the simple (and affordable) black toggled number at Spao and the hidden leopard jacket at Joyrich.

Just because he spends most of his time in streetwear, doesn’t mean Ki Tae forgot how to wear a suit.

Because a suit can be a statement piece.

What is it saying, you ask?

Well, to me, the monochromatic grey ensemble below is saying: “This is what your future boyfriend is wearing.”

Who says you can’t fall in love with a man via his clothes?

Like the look?

Try the essential black suit from Indochino. I’m into the monochromatic navy suit and the 3-button grey overcoat from Tailorable & Co.

What would you steal from Jang Ki Tae’s closet?

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