🔥JYP's audit fit, piece by piece

Park Jin-young went to the National Assembly on the 7th as a witness at the culture ministry audit, and what everyone remembers is not what he said but the top under his jacket.

From across the room it's a normal suit. Gray jacket with very thin vertical pinstripes, trousers in the same gray, no tie. This is the camouflage layer and it does its job. In a hall where nearly everyone wears dark suits, he still roughly matches the room's level of seriousness. Then you get closer and the top underneath is brown and see-through, with a high neck. Sheer, yes, but brown, covered up to the throat and tucked under a jacket, so what you mostly see is a warm shadow rather than skin. That's the trick, I think. The same top in black would read nightclub. Brown next to gray is like a cup of coffee left on a filing cabinet: a bit unexpected, not rude.

The other reason it works is that it is so obviously him. This is the man who wore a hot pink sheer halter neck with vinyl trousers at Waterbomb Seoul last July, went mesh again on the same stage this year, and showed up to a Blue House event in a see-through shirt back in 2003. Against that history, a sheer top under a pinstripe suit is him being extremely restrained. Practically business casual. Reactions in Korea were split, which is half the fun. Some said the Assembly is a conservative place and it looked a little awkward, others shrugged and said it's JYP, what did you expect. My takeaway as a gorpcore person: one loud piece, everything else quiet. I'm stealing the formula, though my loud piece will be a fleece. Consider it a see-through-ly thought out plan.