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 They Really Make it look Easy 


An Iconic K-pop group taking the industry by storm with their hit songs 'Smart', 'Fearless', and their newest song 'Come over', they have people inspired to be like them. Now I can not teach you to sing or dance, but I can teach you how to dress like them. I will be showing you how you can recreate their iconic outfits from 'Come Over'. 


       
    The looks from 'Come Over' are heavily 60's 60s-inspired with the polka dot pattern, mini hemlines, and Mary Jane shoes. These outfits are very achievable, especially with the revival of the Mary Jane shoe. 





Mary Janes are a versatile shoe that could be dressed up or down. They are an important piece to any of the outfits, and they could even be found at any price point. On the left is a pair that you can find at Walmart for only $10, in the middle is a pair from Coach, which will run you about $80, and lastly, if you really wanted to splurge on the right, Christian Louboutin has a pair for $845. 



My Favorite look from this song is Yunjin's polka dot mini dress. I think it's fun and youthful. Whenever I hear this song, I just imagine this beautiful polka dot dress. Unfortunately, this dress is altered from a dress from Miaou called "Karina Dress". This dress is currently on sale for $185 if you want to try and recreate the exact look. 


But fear not, I have found some more affordable options that do not require sewing. The one on the left is from cider, and it is $22. This option is affordable and will give you a similar look to the one Yunjin is wearing, it has ruching at the waist to give it that separation look her dress has. The one on the right is from Jaded London and has an identical silhouette to the one Yunjin wears. This dress is $89 and offers a high neckline, short hemline, and a similar structure at the waist. 


Now, something a bit more casual is Eunchae's outfit from a stage performance. This outfit consists of flare jeans, Mary Janes, and a bright red polka dot top. This outfit is easy to recreate with items you might already have in your closet, like flare or even wide jeans. For the shoes, you can pair them with Mary Janes like she has or pick and black shoes you might have lying around. Lastly is a red polka dot top If you don't have let me show you some options. 

The one on the left is from Tilly's, and the one on the right is from Urban Outfitters. Both are great tops, affordable, and versatile for other outfits. They are both under $30 and are available for purchase. 








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