Often sporting casual looks himself, the world is going crazy for the South Korean actor’s “boyfriend material” style.
If you’re a K-drama enthusiast, there’s no way you could miss iconic titles like While You Were Sleeping, Prison Playbook, Something in the Rain, or Snowdrop. And if you’ve watched any of these, you’re already familiar with Jung Hae-in. The Korean actor, with his irresistible smile, effortlessly draws viewers in. His presence alone is enough to create buzz, but lately, it’s the re-airing of the first episodes of his K-drama Love Next Door that’s stirring excitement. The show has captivated audiences not only for its engaging plot and undeniable romantic chemistry between the leads but also for Jung Hae-in’s undeniable charm—a true embodiment of “boyfriend material” with his attractive style and flawless appearance.
Simple and Minimalist
Jung Hae-in is living proof that a star doesn’t need flashy outfits to make a statement. Even in the most understated looks, he exudes a natural allure. Describing his personal style as “simple and minimalist,” he tends to lean into neutral tones and classic silhouettes, never feeling the need to stand out to be noticed.
His wardrobe staples? Think black and white, with an affinity for timeless, sophisticated pieces. When asked about his go-to outfit, he effortlessly replied: a plain white T-shirt and jeans—a combination that perfectly reflects his refined yet effortless approach to fashion.
His Style Philosophy
In a previous interview, Jung Hae-in shared three style principles every man should remember. “The first is confidence,” he emphasised—a foundation for any successful look. Next, he stressed the importance of understanding your body, knowing your strengths and weaknesses to highlight your best features and downplay any imperfections. And finally, he encouraged self-expression through clothing, advising that your outfit should convey your personality and what you want to communicate to the world. These insights are just as valuable for ladies, making his style philosophy universally appealing!
