She looked better than the damn model in the picture that was wearing it. 😂 I was soo ready to laugh when she came out, then my mouth just dropped. 😲 Woow
@@kennyhill3140 yes, she was the most stunning. but all of the are model beautiful with that sparkle of youth and conventionally attractive bodies though. i wish they had the confidence to wear these things, even if they chose not to, because i believe women should be allowed to dress modestly if they WANT TO -- hell however we want to -- without getting shamed by society for it. shame is learned and taught to us by the worlds we grow up in. it makes me sad that they all seem so insecure when they are all so beautiful in their own way. like i said we should be allowed to dress modestly or cover up and not be sexy if we want to, but that should be a true choice, not something society makes us feel like we must do.
@@lethaldream50 Unfortunately society puts expectations and pressure on us all. We are supposed to have free choice but are labeled if we don't comply or follow the masses
american 20 year old here lol it’s so interesting to see the differences in our cultures! to me, these honestly aren’t even bad 😭 i’ve seen girls wear worst as 15 year olds. either way i think they all look so stunning in them!! especially that dark purple dress i would literally buy it myself lol this really makes me think about how americans are viewed by other people
yeah lmaoo I’m not American so when I first came to the us I was a little shock 😅 now it’s normal to me but i still feel like I can’t wear stuff like that
First 2 dresses were pretty and elegant, but the last 2 were super revealing. Isn't it sad though that 15 year old girls feel the need to show that much skin/tits or the need to feel "sexy"? Really sad :/ Also, it's not just America but most of the west, we have the same problem in Sweden
Same in Norway. Although tbh, if I go to the club in Gangnam girls wear just as revealing dresses as this, so I guess it also depends on setting? I mean, it is party dresses after all, so ofc you won't see it in the street...
As a 20 year odl American, everyone probably views us as bad. But that's not fair to us, it's a society thing. Just like how Korea and other countries give into societal standards, I have been shamed and looked down upon because of trauma and insecurities, I was not confident to wear stuff like this, so I would've wanted to wear more covering clothing. Not everyone is like that in the US, but it's not right for societies to shame anyone for the bodies we were blessed to have. We shouldn't feel like we need to cast away everything and wear boxes. That helps nothing with confidence, unless you're into that. In many cases, no.
honestly the only one that was actually revealing was the light blue one and it was worn incorrectly. the rest were really nice. the cheetah print was obviously too long for her short frame, but when styled correctly looked amazing. my prom dress was practically a red version of the green one and that navy blue dressed looked 10/10 amazing on her. I hop she kept it
even though it was worn incorrectly, i think if she had adjusted the straps and bands around the chest area properly to cover her bust more it would have looked super cute with the white shirt underneath
Such a fun, supportive grouo of gal pals. I love how they reacted to the green dress girl. They found her to be drop dead gorgeous and they weren't afraid to show her their true reaction in spit of their own fear of going next or any insecurities they may have about themselves (which often cause people to downplay/dismiss amazing qualities in other people).
MJ stole this episode with her green dress. She looks absolutely gorgeous like a perfect fit for her :) The commentary of the girls on the dresses makes it so much more amusing. You all made it a great and funny episode :)
Minji also looked great! And Youngju too, once she got more comfortable. Poor Chacha, she got by far the hardest clothes to wear, I know my exs hated these "assembly required, batteries not included" clothes.
I am honestly so shocked at the cultural difference! They all looked so amazing and it’s crazy to think me and my friends would think these weren’t revealing enough when we’re trying to go out to the club! Props to them for stepping out of their comfort zone
I live in a western country in Europe and those dresses would be considered revealing . Im surprised that so many people dont find those revealing at all haha
@@pookpook3891 im from italy and i find them nice blue one aside, just not exactly my country’s style i think, we go more simple and black or red. The green one was beautiful tho, perfect for your eighteen bday party💅🏻👑
Ms. Cheetah girl served in her dress. Very flattering to her shape. I’m sad to see how they were fidgeting in the dresses because they were uncomfortable but honestly looked beautiful!!
y'all look literally STUNNING ARE YOU KIDDING ME ,.,.,!!! i'm very modest myself coming from a Muslim family but I love to see girls experimenting and trying new things and even though you guys were very shy, you all looked gorgeous! I also loved how much y'all hyped each other up and loved on each other
I'm American and I would also feel exposed in a couple of these but I wouldn't blink if I saw someone else wearing them, interesting how both personal comfort and cultural differences play into it. What's interesting to me is I often see Koreans wearing things that are quite short and not thinking much of it, including school uniforms that wouldn't have passed my small town dress code...but the bust area needs to be totally covered. Thanks for sharing it was a very fun video.
Yeah I find that very weird too. They can wear skirt that practically show their “who ha”, but they can’t show cleavage or their chest area. It’s so odd especially since the “who ha” is the more intimate part.
Not sure if this was true or not, but I remember reading that female kpop stars (I think this was about Suzy, so awhile back) couldn't wear (short?) shorts on music shows until they reached a certain age, but skirts were fine -- this seemed odd to me, as from a western perspective, skirts seem more "revealing" (especially when you're dancing on TV!). ((EDIT: Really would like to know if this is/was true. I swear I read it somewhere, and I can't for the life of me remember where!))
i think i understand Chacha feeling uncomfortable with as much was showing in her outfit but like the leopard print or green dresses aren’t really that revealing, considering. this really puts into perspective how conservative their culture is for everyday people. editing this to add: I feel like a lot of y’all are taking the “everyday people” out of context. how you’re adding words or taking them away from what i actually mean is beyond me. But when i say everyday people i mean citizens of SK that are not in the entertainment industry. they’re not in girl groups or actresses. they are everyday people that walk around and live their lives privately. putting aside america or western culture as a whole , what i said is that TO ME! it puts in perspective how different Korean culture with everyday people is in comparison to what i am used to. jesus.
The Jade like colored and the leopard print dresses looked better on those girls than I originally imagined. Also, their confidence without arrogance really helped them look attractive.
*The girls in this video are conservative in the way tend to be pretentious. When you look at Kpop music videos such as Blackpink they also wear revealing clothes. So what’s the big deal? When you go to the streets of Korea where there are bars and nightclubs, you will see many Korean girls wearing sexy and revealing clothes. Nothing new. It’s all over Korea*
(british gen z here) i think the first two and the last one aren't that crazy! it's very interesting to see the culture difference. i mean, it's also a matter of preference of course. I'm 15 years old rn so I can't exactly dress revealing when I go out but I love that style. other people would never wear things like that. but it's not out of the ordinary for women to dress like that here!
@@astaristare hm I'm not sure, try to make a good friend or multiple good friends and stick by them. some people in british schools can be annoying but it's easier to get through lessons with a friend. I'm not sure where in Britain you moved to but be careful and don't go out too late because it's not very safe! but it is safer than in america
As a 30F Brit I'm not a fan of the purple dress and def not the blue, but the green and leopard print are gorgeous. The purple one is too showy imo, but it depends who's wearing it too. This girl looked uncomfortable and no clothes should ever make the wearer feel that way! I'd rather wear something less revealing if it meant I didn't have to worry about "falling out" accidentally or something 😅
@@astaristare be yourself, but also stand up for yourself. Don't know what sort of school you're going to but I went to an all girls school and it took some getting used to when I moved back to the UK at 12/13. Girls are great at finding weaknesses in others... 😅 I hope you find a friend group you can hang out with! I'm sure you'll get along fine. 😊 All the best x
WOWOOWOWOW. I legit thought these dresses were sooooo tame. Like very casual, except maybe the blue one. I was VERY shocked. Such a difference in cultures. It is very cool to see what is the style of one culture and what goes for the other. I’m sorry guys but you’re already at half a million views…people are watching 😭 but rest assured, I screamed each time cause you guys looking ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!! You’re all so so sooo beautiful and have amazing bodies, and though you wouldn’t wear the dresses, you definitely pull them off!
Its weird though cus I definitely seen pictures/video of people who party and club and just nightlife in korea and they were stuff like this 😭 and like you not gonna see the ppl who heavy inna nightlife scene wearing these type of clothing to dress like that when grocery shopping or hanging out or chilling. These particular girls may not be involved in the party scene at alll or are the type of women who are modest
for people commenting: "don't generalise. a lot of girls dress like this in Kr too" yes, girls that go clubbing in Kr do dress like this. but every day life in the daytime out on the streets? pretty rarely. even in Seoul and also on camera in bright studio lighting for a youtube video tht ur family could watch? these girls are already not considered TOO conservative in regular Kr standards they kept commenting, "u can go travelling/holidaying like this" meaning they don't mind the outfit, its just not something common in Kr
You don’t exactly wear your party clothes or dress outfits out in the day? You wear it at a club or when you go out… Not like it’s that common here either. Part of the wardrobe is daily activity/work clothes and we got the nighttime with fancier shirts, designer clothes and what not that you would not wanna damage doing daily stuff.
I mean I don't think this is normal "everyday wear" for the west either... I mean they're called "party dresses"; So yeah, I'd say it's more of a personal thing than culture wise
As a Canadian it's so fascinating seeing other cultures react to something that really isn't that revealing. These are pretty normal every day clothes here lol
@@SugarcatPlays It's not? Different strokes for different folks. Covering skin doesn't always mean insecurity, just like revealing skin doesn't always mean confidence. Different society have different ways of dressing. I'm sure we'd also feel equally uncomfortable if we start wearing wimples or long robes all the way to the ankle.
As Indonesian (wait, there are too many cultures in Indonesia. I'd just say in a part of Indonesia lol), I rarely see women with visible chest. Showing neck and arms and considered normal, while showing collarbones is considered revealing. If your chest is visible, even just a little, you're usually considered as a degenerate. And for the lower part, I rarely see anyone who wears anything shorter than knee-length pants/skirt. But Indonesia is really rich in cultures, so different parts of Indonesia will have different cultures (for example, you'll see a lot of difference between Bali and Aceh, from the way they are dressed to their buildings).
Korean fashion is really good at layering. I went shopping many times in Hongdae to find "skimpy" clothing everywhere BUT truly everything is generally layered, despite the weather. It's funny & enlightening to see the commentary on this !
I think all of them have great bodies actually. The dresses look stunning; I wanted the blue dress to be worn properly because i think it looks amazing.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. If the clothes make you feel uncomfortable and ashamed, they're not for you, no matter how attractive someone else thinks you look in them. To me, "rocking" a look has to include being confident and happy in that outfit. It's not that they "can't see" it.
@unknownchronic fear of shame is exactly the reason for the obsessions with beauty. Not having presentable appreance is just another reason to be ashamed of oneself. You grow up hearing who's ugly or yourself being ugly, or all kinds of nitpicking appraisals of all the people around you, just like how people like to do so with education, wealth and what not. Beauty has become a very strong social standard, and people just accept it as a reality, and get obsessed with beauty to adapt to the harsh reality. No one give a shit how unfair and illogical treat and discriminate people depend on their appearance. Lookism is not even a serious social topic anymore, as it is increasingly solidified as a part of the culture, which is sickening.
Y'all look so good in these dresses! MJ looked absolutely stunning, with and without the jacket! I do think that poor ChaCha's dress didn't get enough of a chance cause she probably needed someone who's more used to these kinds of dresses/fashion to help her make it work for her -- if she'd been able to cross the front straps, she might've been more comfortable coming out wearing it without needing the white shirt underneath
Some help and large boobs, not to mention more braveness :P I wear some pretty revealing clothes especially on vacation in Italy and the like, but some designs are actually uncomfortable for smaller chests, as material stretches differently and will move and reveal what's under 🙈
She was wearing it properly at first you can see it's crossed when she sticks her head out but it was to much for her so she put on the white shirt and just left the top uncrowded after words
girls who go to clubs in korea can wear dresses like this or even more revealing. it just depends on the person not on the culture. so people please do not generalize korea based on ONE video, this is just for fun
yes but even those girls don't wear them in daytime on the streets or on camera in studio lighting. meaning most Kr girls/ ladies who don't go clubbing won't hv chosen to wear such revealing clothes
@@golbinnom i live in gangnam, seoul and honestly..... i don't see these ppl on the streets during the day much not sure where in Kr u get "most people" from lol
I remember when I first got into kpop a friend of mine wrinkled her nose and said “you mean those girls with the skimpy dresses?” It’s that much more scandalous to show a lot of leg in the US but lower necklines and shoulders aren’t a big deal for Americans. I had to explain to her the concept of safety shorts and point out how girl groups were always covered up on top
I'm American and wouldn't have thought about it like that but it's kind of true. Entirely open backs or plunging necklines even down to the waist can still be "classy" or even for formal wear, depending on how it's done, but you don't see very short skirts on something like formal clothing usually. Or if you do it's intentionally scandalous.
As a mini skirt lover, I couldn't live without my safety shorts 😂 But that's very true, I remember once wearing a simple outfit of a strap top over a white shirt with a mini skirt and thigh boots, and I got a LOT of dirty stares; the next day I wore the same top in the same area, except this time without a shirt underneath so it was just a cropped, deep plunging lacey strap top, but this time with a long flowy skirt, and no one batted an eye 😅
The green dress suits the first girl so well! It's gorgeous and classy and not too over the top. I'm kinda surprised at how they feel about these dresses though, just cuz I feel like I see a lot of Kpop idols wearing stuff that is way more sexy/revealing? They acted shocked like they have never seen these types of clothes before but havent they seen them on idols? o.0
Cha Cha is really pretty and would look great in a different dress. As for the rest of them, they all look good in the dresses they chose. It's really about confidence with party dresses.
Fully convinced that Philippines is the most comfortable when it comes to skin-baring fashion in Asia. The first two are pretty tame especially in Manila, it would actually be normal to see these dresses during the day worn around the commercial districts. My bestie and i were once yelled at by an old Thai lady in Bangkok for wearing daisy dukes. She probably thought we were lewdly dressed local girls. Not the very comfy Filipinas that we usually are. 😅
Filipina here and I've never wore revealing dresses. I just personally don't have a preference to wear dresse in general except for special occassions, which might I add still not revealing. I just usually wear pants or shorts. Though I think the temperature here plays a factor why most would wear clothes that can be quite revealing to some. I sometimes just go out just wearing tank tops and shorts because of the heat. Another factor I see is the foreign influence over us Filipinos.
they all honestly looked amazing in those dresses! the jacket was a cute addition to the cheetah print dress as well. i think the light blue one would've been cute if she could've figured out how to put it on correctly (but it looks complicated so i don't blame her)
They all looked absolutely gorgeous. They always do. I respect them for having the courage to try those dresses on and show them off, esp since they're conservative 👏🏼❤️👏🏼❤️👏🏼
MJs dress is SO PRETTY!! It looks amazing on her ngl. At first I didn't really know what to think of Minjis dress, but the jacket really just made the outfit 100x better imo :)
I’m a 54 year old American woman and I’m too shy to reveal much so I have always dressed more conservatively. There’s a lot of American women that their form of party dress covers up a lot more. I’ll do a small slit in my skirt and that’s about it. You can still look and feel sexy without revealing everything.
I'm a 59 year old American man who grew up in the 1960s and 70s. My grandmother lived next door and she was definitely influenced by fashion of the 1950s and early 60s. I had an aunt who wore short dresses in the early 1970s, and I know that I was quite attracted to her. I didn't know the definition of "lust" at the time, but I discovered later that was what I felt. I've been repenting ever since!!!
It's nice to see cultures different to your own. Here in the UK you will see girls wear these dresses to dinners, clubs, special events, etc. The leopard and purple dresses can even be worn for outings during the summer too. I think its also down to personal preference as well though. I like my clothes to be tight and revealing hehe but I know girls who prefer to be more modest.
this is so interesting because i wouldn’t look twice at any of these dresses even on like a fancy day out shopping haha! the cultural difference are insaneee
Lol I love how they were hyping each other up, so wholesome 😫💕 but I hope they, and other viewers, know that, at least where I live in CA, there aren’t many people who dress like this normally. There are definitely people who do and that’s great for them, but it isn’t common! I love to see the culture difference though and to see what they think is too “much” and what is socially acceptable to wear (in Korea at least)! It’s so funny to watch how shocked and surprised they get! These are definitely “going out” and occasion dresses but, they all look great nonetheless. 😭💕 Idk if they’ll ever wear these dresses out but, they’ll be the baddest bitches in town if they do!!
CA mean California? I’d suggest spelling that out because how tf is anyone supposed to know where ‘CA’ is? By you assuming everyone knows, that made me assume you’re American because of the narcissism. Then I know California has a C and an A, so I guessed California. But it might not be. Also by my condescension and snobbishness you can guess that I’m European 😉
@@johntonssen7231 Yeah, you do a great job at perpetuating the stereotype. Congratulations if that’s what you wanted, I guess. Why are you so emotional over this though? If you don’t know, look it up. If you didn’t care then don’t care? I’m not too sure why your opinion of Americans is my problem.
greek gen z here , this is literally how "feminine style' people dress up here for a party , referring to myself as well and girls u rock all of them and u can rock any style just go with whatever u like U ALL SLAY
@@johntonssen7231 hi, greek who lived my whole life in greece here🙋🏻♀️ ive seen girls as young as 14 wearing dresses even shorter than these, can confirm. people usually wouldnt mention their nationality when contributing to conversations like these if they didnt live there
I love that about Korean culture u don’t have to show skin and wear something that makes u uncomfortable it isn’t something to worry about. To each his own and wear whatever u like!
in no culture do you have to do it either tho? do you love that in korea you can't wear what you want because people will stare at you and think you're 'slutty' for showing cleavage? no one in the world is judging people for not showing cleavage or not wearing tight clothes.
Is it a good thing? As a korean i see it a bit differently. I am not sure if feeling much uncomfortable from a little revealing outfit is a sign for a good culture. To me, having so much uncomfortable feeling with little revealing dress seems like a result of conservative culture, where still rape victims are often blamed, and slut shaming is very normal.
You all look beautiful ! Minji doesn't know she is pretty , but she is. It's ok to appreciate a woman's figure. In the US you may get a compliment, but usually it's genuine and just normal. We rarely get jellous of our partner or gaulk at others. Your subs like you no matter what , you don't have to show skin if your uncomfortable !
I agree, Minji is so pretty. and I love her figure, so sexy. She'd be a catch for any lucky guy for sure. such a sweetie too, love her personality as well, best reactions, her face can't hide her feelings for a second lol.
You all looked so lovely in those dresses. Even the blue dress looked cute over the white shirt, even if it's not meant to be worn like that. Honestly, you all looked great, and most of the outfits were quite tame by British standards - I certainly wore less than that on a night out when I was younger! The blue dress on it's own was probably a bit much for a normal night out, but the others were fine. This was a very wholesome video! ❤️
I'm not Korean but my reaction to those dresses was the same as the girls. I find these outfits too revealing for my own taste. I guess it's not just a culture thing but also a personality thing. Everybody has a certain aesthetic they like :)
Minji's dress was completely sexy, and stylish. I was surprised, and it fit her style. The dress looked great on her without the jacket, and she could totally go to a dinner date wearing that!
Wow, the cultural difference is huge. I understand being shocked at the 3rd dress but I really didn't think the last one was bad. Tbh I'd wear the last one to the club and I'm not even the type to wear revealing clothing lol.
I hate when Korean people share their experiences and people say things like "but in kpop, the ladies wear short things too" yeah that's true but it doesn't reflect the general people Even in the US or any other country, what celebrities wear and what regular people wear are different
I already knew MJ would look amazing in the dress, but she blew all of us away when she walked out… I suddenly feel inspired to have that kind of energy like she does
My daughter just went to Homecoming (a Fall dance that happens the Saturday after the first home football game of the season) and the girls either wore a style like the green dress or something short like the purple one with a different neckline. I went to the same dance in 1985 wearing a floor-length gown!
As a European I must point out that none of these are even that revealing here but a lot of women also tend to dress extremely casual when not going on a party or a date in Europe, like tracksuits, jeans, hoodies is whatever you are comfortable in.
You’re all so cuteee and look amazing, so it’s all about how are we taught in our cultures. I literally have the blue dress but in black and feel super comfortable wearing it at house parties or clubs. I probably even wear it at a school party haha
I'm from Spain. Based on the style I usually see here, those dresses are completely fine. I want to add that here, the green dress would be used more for a formal event / graduation even and the one with the tiger patron would be considered a long dress, not even that sexy.
As an American this makes me feel happy because I always wondered why I felt naked in dresses or clothes everyone else wears daily & feels completely fine
I’m an American and you’d catch me dead in any of that. Except the green dress. I’d wear that. Edit: the final look with the leopard print dress IS nice. The jacket makes it work.
out of all the dresses i think the blue was the most revealing... like i won't even feel comfortable wearing that but all other dresses were really pretty!! it was also amazing hearing what the most revealing thing they've worn was and comparing it to what i've worn. It definitely comes down to personal preference and culture but where i'm from, revealing clothes are worn on a daily basis, especially since i live in the caribbean and it's usually so hot out!!
Yeah personally I would only possibly wear the first two and I would also wear the jacket on the animal print one. I personally prefer more flowy dresses that cover the chest but show off the shoulders a little for me personally, or not, longer sleeve or tank top sort of cuts look cool too.
As an American I'm actually shocked by how modest Koreans are, I don't wear these types of clothes but I'm VERY used to seeing them, it's normal in the West. Also Minji is so pretty!!! I feel like she's not getting enough love in these comments, she looked like a badass cougar in that cheetah print dress 😉
@@lia.isjusbetter Some of us know that, but we play along with these channels that want to portray Koreans as innocent, conservative people. Channels like Airplane Time disprove that
@@Religious_man Lol, who the f are you to claim this is not what shopping with the girls is like for that person ? You’re weird. Buying things and regretting it later, having a blast with your friend trying on the outfits are VERY common so no idea what the F you’re on about.
@@Religious_man depends on the person and friend group. like i know it’s normal for some friends to call each other “bitch” but i find it uncomfortable.
They should do the same thing with Prom dresses!!! Imagine the first episode of them looking through the crazy big dress and picking the prettiest/princess and them wearing it in the next episode?!
This !!! I remember picking a big poofy dress for prom even tho it wasn’t my style just because it was fun to dress in ball attire for once. It would be so fun for the girls without putting pressure on them to be sexy (unless they wanna be)
It's so interesting to see the differences. I think Che Cha's dress would be the only one I was uncomfortable in. I definitely have a few versions of Minji's dress and wore one to brunch last week. I think they all looked lovely.
They all looked so great! Dang. The blue dress would've looked so good if the girl gave it a chance and a bit more positive but good for them stepping out their comfort zone. You can see that all of them appreciated the beauty their friends and themselves had even more
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the first girl in the green dress looked absolutely stunning! she made that dress look really classy and elegant, i think
She looked better than the damn model in the picture that was wearing it. 😂 I was soo ready to laugh when she came out, then my mouth just dropped. 😲 Woow
she looks SO BEAUTIFUL in it i cant get over it..
definitely the most attractive girl. Stunning in the green dress
@@kennyhill3140 yes, she was the most stunning. but all of the are model beautiful with that sparkle of youth and conventionally attractive bodies though. i wish they had the confidence to wear these things, even if they chose not to, because i believe women should be allowed to dress modestly if they WANT TO -- hell however we want to -- without getting shamed by society for it. shame is learned and taught to us by the worlds we grow up in. it makes me sad that they all seem so insecure when they are all so beautiful in their own way.
like i said we should be allowed to dress modestly or cover up and not be sexy if we want to, but that should be a true choice, not something society makes us feel like we must do.
@@lethaldream50 Unfortunately society puts expectations and pressure on us all. We are supposed to have free choice but are labeled if we don't comply or follow the masses
my jaw hit the floor when mj walked out. she looked amazing! all of them did!
model energy (人*´∀｀)｡*ﾟ+
same 😮
Lmao don't lie, the blue dress was awful
But that wasn't her fault
@@Tortilla1111 mj is the one w the green ??
@@Tortilla1111 🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍 I agree
american 20 year old here lol it’s so interesting to see the differences in our cultures! to me, these honestly aren’t even bad 😭 i’ve seen girls wear worst as 15 year olds. either way i think they all look so stunning in them!! especially that dark purple dress i would literally buy it myself lol this really makes me think about how americans are viewed by other people
yeah lmaoo I’m not American so when I first came to the us I was a little shock 😅 now it’s normal to me but i still feel like I can’t wear stuff like that
Yea I think I saw more revealing stuff at my 6th grade dance 😂😭
First 2 dresses were pretty and elegant, but the last 2 were super revealing. Isn't it sad though that 15 year old girls feel the need to show that much skin/tits or the need to feel "sexy"? Really sad :/ Also, it's not just America but most of the west, we have the same problem in Sweden
Same in Norway. Although tbh, if I go to the club in Gangnam girls wear just as revealing dresses as this, so I guess it also depends on setting? I mean, it is party dresses after all, so ofc you won't see it in the street...
As a 20 year odl American, everyone probably views us as bad. But that's not fair to us, it's a society thing. Just like how Korea and other countries give into societal standards, I have been shamed and looked down upon because of trauma and insecurities, I was not confident to wear stuff like this, so I would've wanted to wear more covering clothing. Not everyone is like that in the US, but it's not right for societies to shame anyone for the bodies we were blessed to have. We shouldn't feel like we need to cast away everything and wear boxes. That helps nothing with confidence, unless you're into that. In many cases, no.
honestly the only one that was actually revealing was the light blue one and it was worn incorrectly. the rest were really nice. the cheetah print was obviously too long for her short frame, but when styled correctly looked amazing. my prom dress was practically a red version of the green one and that navy blue dressed looked 10/10 amazing on her. I hop she kept it
even though it was worn incorrectly, i think if she had adjusted the straps and bands around the chest area properly to cover her bust more it would have looked super cute with the white shirt underneath
@@lethaldream50 THATS WHAT I WAS SAYING IT LOOKS CUTE WITH THE WHITE SHIRT
does anyone know where the green dress is from?
"Revealing" is subjective.
@@Zxeeee101 nah, it didn´t. i don´t know why women wear shirts under dresses... it doesn´t look good at all :/
Such a fun, supportive grouo of gal pals. I love how they reacted to the green dress girl. They found her to be drop dead gorgeous and they weren't afraid to show her their true reaction in spit of their own fear of going next or any insecurities they may have about themselves (which often cause people to downplay/dismiss amazing qualities in other people).
MJ’s dress is seriously so pretty, it suits her so well
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MJ stole this episode with her green dress. She looks absolutely gorgeous like a perfect fit for her :)
The commentary of the girls on the dresses makes it so much more amusing. You all made it a great and funny episode :)
Minji also looked great! And Youngju too, once she got more comfortable. Poor Chacha, she got by far the hardest clothes to wear, I know my exs hated these "assembly required, batteries not included" clothes.
The way MJ wore her green reminds me of a main herione of a Korean Romantic Drama going to her first gala ballroom event with the show's main hero.
Yes the green dress looked so good
The way she literally said “isn’t it harsh to compare me to the model” and then was just stunning
AGREED!!
I am honestly so shocked at the cultural difference! They all looked so amazing and it’s crazy to think me and my friends would think these weren’t revealing enough when we’re trying to go out to the club! Props to them for stepping out of their comfort zone
If it's a higher-end club they wouldn't let you in dressed like that seoul, they'd think you were a call girl/escort.
I live in a western country in Europe and those dresses would be considered revealing . Im surprised that so many people dont find those revealing at all haha
you westerners are just another level 😭
@@pookpook3891 im from italy and i find them nice blue one aside, just not exactly my country’s style i think, we go more simple and black or red.
The green one was beautiful tho, perfect for your eighteen bday party💅🏻👑
@@pookpook3891 lol the first dress would be a prom dress for the U.S
Ms. Cheetah girl served in her dress. Very flattering to her shape. I’m sad to see how they were fidgeting in the dresses because they were uncomfortable but honestly looked beautiful!!
y'all look literally STUNNING ARE YOU KIDDING ME ,.,.,!!! i'm very modest myself coming from a Muslim family but I love to see girls experimenting and trying new things and even though you guys were very shy, you all looked gorgeous! I also loved how much y'all hyped each other up and loved on each other
Shes wearing the blue one wrong but they're still cute. These dresses tend to be better for bigger bust women as it fills them out better.
I'm American and I would also feel exposed in a couple of these but I wouldn't blink if I saw someone else wearing them, interesting how both personal comfort and cultural differences play into it. What's interesting to me is I often see Koreans wearing things that are quite short and not thinking much of it, including school uniforms that wouldn't have passed my small town dress code...but the bust area needs to be totally covered. Thanks for sharing it was a very fun video.
Yeah I find that very weird too. They can wear skirt that practically show their “who ha”, but they can’t show cleavage or their chest area. It’s so odd especially since the “who ha” is the more intimate part.
@@kimleemoon Yeah that has always confused me, you see that in kpop a lot.
Me too they dont mind short skirts but bust area is a no no
@@kimleemoon lmao 'who ha' killed me 😭😭😂
Not sure if this was true or not, but I remember reading that female kpop stars (I think this was about Suzy, so awhile back) couldn't wear (short?) shorts on music shows until they reached a certain age, but skirts were fine -- this seemed odd to me, as from a western perspective, skirts seem more "revealing" (especially when you're dancing on TV!). ((EDIT: Really would like to know if this is/was true. I swear I read it somewhere, and I can't for the life of me remember where!))
First girl came out like an angel. That dress suits her so well
i think i understand Chacha feeling uncomfortable with as much was showing in her outfit but like the leopard print or green dresses aren’t really that revealing, considering. this really puts into perspective how conservative their culture is for everyday people.
editing this to add: I feel like a lot of y’all are taking the “everyday people” out of context. how you’re adding words or taking them away from what i actually mean is beyond me. But when i say everyday people i mean citizens of SK that are not in the entertainment industry. they’re not in girl groups or actresses. they are everyday people that walk around and live their lives privately. putting aside america or western culture as a whole , what i said is that TO ME! it puts in perspective how different Korean culture with everyday people is in comparison to what i am used to. jesus.
Right. She couldn’t even do it lol
But kpop idols are in really short shorts and miniskirts all of their careers
Yeah but like she chose it tho lol
@@Jachimma_me thats different, they dont dress like that every single day.
Cha Cha is cheating but i forgive her anything. 😍
The Jade like colored and the leopard print dresses looked better on those girls than I originally imagined. Also, their confidence without arrogance really helped them look attractive.
the first dress is absolutely gorgeous and she looks so elegant and beautiful in it I'm jealous
I am a very modest person who is from America, and I actually love how they made those party dresses more modest with those accessories! So cute!
Yes I'm conservative too
But all the dresses were pretty
The animal print dress with the brown crop jacket looked 👌👌👌
Cute ok.. but new years eve party? Gotta bring your A game and be hot
*The girls in this video are conservative in the way tend to be pretentious. When you look at Kpop music videos such as Blackpink they also wear revealing clothes. So what’s the big deal? When you go to the streets of Korea where there are bars and nightclubs, you will see many Korean girls wearing sexy and revealing clothes. Nothing new. It’s all over Korea*
(british gen z here) i think the first two and the last one aren't that crazy! it's very interesting to see the culture difference. i mean, it's also a matter of preference of course. I'm 15 years old rn so I can't exactly dress revealing when I go out but I love that style. other people would never wear things like that. but it's not out of the ordinary for women to dress like that here!
I just moved to Britain and I’m thirteen
Any advice for someone new
@@astaristare hm I'm not sure, try to make a good friend or multiple good friends and stick by them. some people in british schools can be annoying but it's easier to get through lessons with a friend. I'm not sure where in Britain you moved to but be careful and don't go out too late because it's not very safe! but it is safer than in america
@@astaristare oh and also don't get too stressed about school work! until you start doing your GCSE's in 1 or 2 years you can just take it easy
As a 30F Brit I'm not a fan of the purple dress and def not the blue, but the green and leopard print are gorgeous. The purple one is too showy imo, but it depends who's wearing it too. This girl looked uncomfortable and no clothes should ever make the wearer feel that way! I'd rather wear something less revealing if it meant I didn't have to worry about "falling out" accidentally or something 😅
@@astaristare be yourself, but also stand up for yourself. Don't know what sort of school you're going to but I went to an all girls school and it took some getting used to when I moved back to the UK at 12/13. Girls are great at finding weaknesses in others... 😅 I hope you find a friend group you can hang out with! I'm sure you'll get along fine. 😊 All the best x
WOWOOWOWOW. I legit thought these dresses were sooooo tame. Like very casual, except maybe the blue one. I was VERY shocked. Such a difference in cultures. It is very cool to see what is the style of one culture and what goes for the other. I’m sorry guys but you’re already at half a million views…people are watching 😭 but rest assured, I screamed each time cause you guys looking ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!! You’re all so so sooo beautiful and have amazing bodies, and though you wouldn’t wear the dresses, you definitely pull them off!
Same ! Except for the blue one whos reaaaallllyyy revealing the other ones were so basic for me 😭😭😭 Its so interesting !
I agree!
@@Brothisisprivate the blue one wasn’t even worn correctly.
Its weird though cus I definitely seen pictures/video of people who party and club and just nightlife in korea and they were stuff like this 😭 and like you not gonna see the ppl who heavy inna nightlife scene wearing these type of clothing to dress like that when grocery shopping or hanging out or chilling.
These particular girls may not be involved in the party scene at alll or are the type of women who are modest
America is morally bankrupt
These girls are freaking HILARIOUS. I'd love to hang out with them.
for people commenting:
"don't generalise. a lot of girls dress like this in Kr too"
yes, girls that go clubbing in Kr do dress like this.
but every day life in the daytime out on the streets? pretty rarely. even in Seoul
and also on camera in bright studio lighting for a youtube video tht ur family could watch?
these girls are already not considered TOO conservative in regular Kr standards
they kept commenting, "u can go travelling/holidaying like this"
meaning they don't mind the outfit, its just not something common in Kr
You don’t exactly wear your party clothes or dress outfits out in the day? You wear it at a club or when you go out… Not like it’s that common here either. Part of the wardrobe is daily activity/work clothes and we got the nighttime with fancier shirts, designer clothes and what not that you would not wanna damage doing daily stuff.
I mean I don't think this is normal "everyday wear" for the west either... I mean they're called "party dresses"; So yeah, I'd say it's more of a personal thing than culture wise
@@ngentertainment4582 i would have thought so until i saw a lot of the other top voted comments
A lot of Americans don’t wear this everyday either lol, these dresses are for things like homecoming
As a Canadian it's so fascinating seeing other cultures react to something that really isn't that revealing. These are pretty normal every day clothes here lol
It shows how far we have degenerated in the West.
@@northstarstatepolitics1652 why is being comfortable with showing your body considered degenerative?
@@SugarcatPlays It's not?
Different strokes for different folks.
Covering skin doesn't always mean insecurity, just like revealing skin doesn't always mean confidence.
Different society have different ways of dressing.
I'm sure we'd also feel equally uncomfortable if we start wearing wimples or long robes all the way to the ankle.
I agree!!
As Indonesian (wait, there are too many cultures in Indonesia. I'd just say in a part of Indonesia lol), I rarely see women with visible chest. Showing neck and arms and considered normal, while showing collarbones is considered revealing. If your chest is visible, even just a little, you're usually considered as a degenerate. And for the lower part, I rarely see anyone who wears anything shorter than knee-length pants/skirt. But Indonesia is really rich in cultures, so different parts of Indonesia will have different cultures (for example, you'll see a lot of difference between Bali and Aceh, from the way they are dressed to their buildings).
I would love to see a part 2. I wish someone could've helped cha cha cross the dress in the front like the picture. Everyone looks amazing
yeah I think it would have been really cute still with the shirt.
Same! I wanted her to cross it like the picture. 😭
I think she didn't know what to do with the straps.
I was so sad that no one crossed it for her!!! It would have looked great on her
Korean fashion is really good at layering. I went shopping many times in Hongdae to find "skimpy" clothing everywhere BUT truly everything is generally layered, despite the weather. It's funny & enlightening to see the commentary on this !
I've known this for years and it really inspires me. Many different ways and pattern blocking
If you buy the clothes the idols wear, it'll work out for you.
I think all of them have great bodies actually. The dresses look stunning; I wanted the blue dress to be worn properly because i think it looks amazing.
Right? They didn't even give that blue dress a chance lol but you can see she looks fine in it in the clip right before she puts a shirt under it.
Honestly? The very first thing I thought was: wow, they all rocked the dresses. They look SO good. It's a pity they can't see that.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. If the clothes make you feel uncomfortable and ashamed, they're not for you, no matter how attractive someone else thinks you look in them. To me, "rocking" a look has to include being confident and happy in that outfit. It's not that they "can't see" it.
@JannRozmanowski nobody said they had to
Fear of shame is extremely strong in those type of countries. Which is nuts because they care about beauty so much.
@unknownchronic fear of shame is exactly the reason for the obsessions with beauty. Not having presentable appreance is just another reason to be ashamed of oneself. You grow up hearing who's ugly or yourself being ugly, or all kinds of nitpicking appraisals of all the people around you, just like how people like to do so with education, wealth and what not. Beauty has become a very strong social standard, and people just accept it as a reality, and get obsessed with beauty to adapt to the harsh reality.
No one give a shit how unfair and illogical treat and discriminate people depend on their appearance. Lookism is not even a serious social topic anymore, as it is increasingly solidified as a part of the culture, which is sickening.
Y'all look so good in these dresses! MJ looked absolutely stunning, with and without the jacket!
I do think that poor ChaCha's dress didn't get enough of a chance cause she probably needed someone who's more used to these kinds of dresses/fashion to help her make it work for her -- if she'd been able to cross the front straps, she might've been more comfortable coming out wearing it without needing the white shirt underneath
It would show too much skin still and she probably didn't consent to that in the end. :)
Some help and large boobs, not to mention more braveness :P I wear some pretty revealing clothes especially on vacation in Italy and the like, but some designs are actually uncomfortable for smaller chests, as material stretches differently and will move and reveal what's under 🙈
That is what I was thinking about ChaCha's dress as it was not worn correctly.
the dress itself was not a good match. her body type is also much slimmer
She was wearing it properly at first you can see it's crossed when she sticks her head out but it was to much for her so she put on the white shirt and just left the top uncrowded after words
girls who go to clubs in korea can wear dresses like this or even more revealing. it just depends on the person not on the culture. so people please do not generalize korea based on ONE video, this is just for fun
Thisss
yeah 😅 I've been to a korean club and girls wear things like that there
yes but even those girls don't wear them in daytime on the streets or on camera in studio lighting.
meaning most Kr girls/ ladies who don't go clubbing won't hv chosen to wear such revealing clothes
@@mytalllittlebunny i think most people in general wouldn't wear those party outfits on their daily lifes anyways
@@golbinnom i live in gangnam, seoul
and honestly..... i don't see these ppl on the streets during the day much
not sure where in Kr u get "most people" from lol
I remember when I first got into kpop a friend of mine wrinkled her nose and said “you mean those girls with the skimpy dresses?” It’s that much more scandalous to show a lot of leg in the US but lower necklines and shoulders aren’t a big deal for Americans. I had to explain to her the concept of safety shorts and point out how girl groups were always covered up on top
I'm American and wouldn't have thought about it like that but it's kind of true. Entirely open backs or plunging necklines even down to the waist can still be "classy" or even for formal wear, depending on how it's done, but you don't see very short skirts on something like formal clothing usually. Or if you do it's intentionally scandalous.
!!!!!!!
Every can dress the way they want but wrinkling your nose over things like that make your friend sound like a pretentious prude.
True.
As a mini skirt lover, I couldn't live without my safety shorts 😂 But that's very true, I remember once wearing a simple outfit of a strap top over a white shirt with a mini skirt and thigh boots, and I got a LOT of dirty stares; the next day I wore the same top in the same area, except this time without a shirt underneath so it was just a cropped, deep plunging lacey strap top, but this time with a long flowy skirt, and no one batted an eye 😅
The green dress suits the first girl so well! It's gorgeous and classy and not too over the top. I'm kinda surprised at how they feel about these dresses though, just cuz I feel like I see a lot of Kpop idols wearing stuff that is way more sexy/revealing? They acted shocked like they have never seen these types of clothes before but havent they seen them on idols? o.0
The girl in the green dress is absolutely stunning!
Y’all look absolutely amazing. No matter what anybody says, it doesn’t change the fact that y’all pulled those outfits off quite effortlessly.
Cha Cha is really pretty and would look great in a different dress. As for the rest of them, they all look good in the dresses they chose. It's really about confidence with party dresses.
Fully convinced that Philippines is the most comfortable when it comes to skin-baring fashion in Asia. The first two are pretty tame especially in Manila, it would actually be normal to see these dresses during the day worn around the commercial districts. My bestie and i were once yelled at by an old Thai lady in Bangkok for wearing daisy dukes. She probably thought we were lewdly dressed local girls. Not the very comfy Filipinas that we usually are. 😅
Its so hot too during dry season so i think that adds to it
I literally wear a sleeveless crop top. It's too hot in the Philippines so it's common to wear revealing clothes.
@@mutyadc1668 same! and i'm not even skinny lol, idc, if it's hot, it's crop top and bum shorts for meee
Filipina here and I've never wore revealing dresses. I just personally don't have a preference to wear dresse in general except for special occassions, which might I add still not revealing. I just usually wear pants or shorts. Though I think the temperature here plays a factor why most would wear clothes that can be quite revealing to some. I sometimes just go out just wearing tank tops and shorts because of the heat. Another factor I see is the foreign influence over us Filipinos.
that's because ph is very whitewashed
they all honestly looked amazing in those dresses! the jacket was a cute addition to the cheetah print dress as well. i think the light blue one would've been cute if she could've figured out how to put it on correctly (but it looks complicated so i don't blame her)
Love how supportive the girls are with their energy!
They all looked absolutely gorgeous. They always do. I respect them for having the courage to try those dresses on and show them off, esp since they're conservative 👏🏼❤️👏🏼❤️👏🏼
MJs dress is SO PRETTY!! It looks amazing on her ngl. At first I didn't really know what to think of Minjis dress, but the jacket really just made the outfit 100x better imo :)
Truly appreciate how shy the girls are and how far out of their comfort zone they were. All of the looked great!
the green dress looked amazing on the first girl wow
The first dress looked so good on the first girl!
I’m a 54 year old American woman and I’m too shy to reveal much so I have always dressed more conservatively. There’s a lot of American women that their form of party dress covers up a lot more. I’ll do a small slit in my skirt and that’s about it. You can still look and feel sexy without revealing everything.
Old school is the best school
I'm a 27 years old male and I'd say that I prefer the way these girls dress rather than having revealing dresses.
There's nothing wrong with revealing outfits.
@@neo.aenergy she didn’t say there was
I'm a 59 year old American man who grew up in the 1960s and 70s. My grandmother lived next door and she was definitely influenced by fashion of the 1950s and early 60s.
I had an aunt who wore short dresses in the early 1970s, and I know that I was quite attracted to her. I didn't know the definition of "lust" at the time, but I discovered later that was what I felt. I've been repenting ever since!!!
Minji looked so pretty!! I myself was speechless!!
It's nice to see cultures different to your own. Here in the UK you will see girls wear these dresses to dinners, clubs, special events, etc. The leopard and purple dresses can even be worn for outings during the summer too. I think its also down to personal preference as well though. I like my clothes to be tight and revealing hehe but I know girls who prefer to be more modest.
cringe
Gross
@@followengland_ballsonig2938 what’s cringe?😑
@@bbbbbbbbbb0 nun people just hating bc ur British
I do admire people who can wear too fitted clothes, I'm always uncomfortable in them cause... well, its fitted.
I would love to see an actual photo shoot with there regular party style and the western party styles it’s so unique I love it 🖤🖤
Much respect to those beautiful ladies for being so vulnerable.
this is so interesting because i wouldn’t look twice at any of these dresses even on like a fancy day out shopping haha! the cultural difference are insaneee
I mean... I'd look twice. But that's kind of the point lol.
Lol I love how they were hyping each other up, so wholesome 😫💕 but I hope they, and other viewers, know that, at least where I live in CA, there aren’t many people who dress like this normally. There are definitely people who do and that’s great for them, but it isn’t common! I love to see the culture difference though and to see what they think is too “much” and what is socially acceptable to wear (in Korea at least)! It’s so funny to watch how shocked and surprised they get! These are definitely “going out” and occasion dresses but, they all look great nonetheless. 😭💕
Idk if they’ll ever wear these dresses out but, they’ll be the baddest bitches in town if they do!!
It's definitely a thing in florida. Both young and old. The things I've seen some boomers dressed... makes me feel like and old grandma
CA mean California? I’d suggest spelling that out because how tf is anyone supposed to know where ‘CA’ is?
By you assuming everyone knows, that made me assume you’re American because of the narcissism. Then I know California has a C and an A, so I guessed California. But it might not be.
Also by my condescension and snobbishness you can guess that I’m European 😉
@@johntonssen7231 as a European even I know CA is California. it’s not that deep
@@johntonssen7231 Yeah, you do a great job at perpetuating the stereotype. Congratulations if that’s what you wanted, I guess. Why are you so emotional over this though? If you don’t know, look it up. If you didn’t care then don’t care? I’m not too sure why your opinion of Americans is my problem.
@@johntonssen7231 you could just search it up and it really so deep sir . ^ .
greek gen z here , this is literally how "feminine style' people dress up here for a party , referring to myself as well and girls u rock all of them and u can rock any style just go with whatever u like U ALL SLAY
How Greek? Are you actually Greek and from Greece, or are you just an American who thinks they can claim to be Greek?
this is why the ottoman occupation happened
@@johntonssen7231 implied to be greece, dunno if they're Greek Greek but I grew up in Cyprus and like it's the same here.
@@johntonssen7231 hi, greek who lived my whole life in greece here🙋🏻♀️ ive seen girls as young as 14 wearing dresses even shorter than these, can confirm. people usually wouldnt mention their nationality when contributing to conversations like these if they didnt live there
I love their energy, it was so nice to see them hyping each other up and just having fun with it
I love that about Korean culture u don’t have to show skin and wear something that makes u uncomfortable it isn’t something to worry about. To each his own and wear whatever u like!
in no culture do you have to do it either tho? do you love that in korea you can't wear what you want because people will stare at you and think you're 'slutty' for showing cleavage? no one in the world is judging people for not showing cleavage or not wearing tight clothes.
Isn’t that literally American culture too
Same thing applies in the us? it’s about the person not the place
Yeah, that's how it is everywhere. Go touch some grass and get off your phone.
Is it a good thing? As a korean i see it a bit differently. I am not sure if feeling much uncomfortable from a little revealing outfit is a sign for a good culture. To me, having so much uncomfortable feeling with little revealing dress seems like a result of conservative culture, where still rape victims are often blamed, and slut shaming is very normal.
EVERYONE LOOKED GREAT BUT THE GIRL WITH THE GREEN DRESS.... OH MY GOD SHES GORGEOUS AND THE DRESS SUITS HER SO MUCH
You all look beautiful ! Minji doesn't know she is pretty , but she is.
It's ok to appreciate a woman's figure.
In the US you may get a compliment, but usually it's genuine and just normal. We rarely get jellous of our partner or gaulk at others. Your subs like you no matter what , you don't have to show skin if your uncomfortable !
I agree, Minji is so pretty. and I love her figure, so sexy. She'd be a catch for any lucky guy for sure. such a sweetie too, love her personality as well, best reactions, her face can't hide her feelings for a second lol.
im sorry but jealous* and gawk*
@@hanjis5894 hahaha thankin you !
@@noelcatanzaro3405 *thank
I love jellos
You all looked so lovely in those dresses. Even the blue dress looked cute over the white shirt, even if it's not meant to be worn like that. Honestly, you all looked great, and most of the outfits were quite tame by British standards - I certainly wore less than that on a night out when I was younger! The blue dress on it's own was probably a bit much for a normal night out, but the others were fine. This was a very wholesome video! ❤️
mj's dress was perfect for her, sooo pretty!😭🫶🏽
that green one can be a model. she’s so pretty especially with that color haha
I'm not Korean but my reaction to those dresses was the same as the girls. I find these outfits too revealing for my own taste. I guess it's not just a culture thing but also a personality thing. Everybody has a certain aesthetic they like :)
It’s the type of thing I’d like to try to wear if only I was skinny LOL but also id feel embarrassed so they’re also a bit too revealing for me
agreed
The first two weren't revealing the third definetly but the 4th a maybe ?
I'd say the purple and blue one where...lol
exactly it's about personality as well, I don't like to show that much skin no matter where I am..
OK BUT LISTEN TO ME… CHA CHA LITERALLY STYLES THE MINI DRESS SO GOOD THO
I agree!! The white button up doesn't look bad! If she could get both tailored to blend nicely, I would wear it myself!
MJ looked so stunning in that green dress, it suited her perfectly. The purple dress looked awesome too.
They looked STUNNING, especially girls in green and purple outfits, i really hope they will wear these kinds of dresses in the future!
This was so refreshing to watch. Really enjoyed a different perspective on fashion.
All of the girls looked absolutely stunning!!! ❤️❤️❤️
They all look amazing!!! Whoever picked these dresses for them did a great job. Their stylist understood the assignment.
OMG wow the green first dress looks AMAAAAZING on her! She looks like a princess!! 😀💖
The girl in the livht blue dress is SO CUTE my god🥺😭😂 her support for her friends , the reactions she was giving and everything was amazing i love it
The way those dresses changed the way the girls looked was amazing, the girl in the green dress, wow absolutly stunning....
They are so cute… I love how they can’t see their own sexiness…lol!!! Loved this video and their flustered and nervous expressions.
3:25 absolutely love how they hyped each other up right from the start
Minji's dress was completely sexy, and stylish. I was surprised, and it fit her style. The dress looked great on her without the jacket, and she could totally go to a dinner date wearing that!
ugh been crushin on mj forevs, this just put it over the top🤯😍
omg the purple dress looks so amazing on her!! i wish I was built like thatttt
Wow, the cultural difference is huge. I understand being shocked at the 3rd dress but I really didn't think the last one was bad. Tbh I'd wear the last one to the club and I'm not even the type to wear revealing clothing lol.
I hate when Korean people share their experiences and people say things like "but in kpop, the ladies wear short things too" yeah that's true but it doesn't reflect the general people
Even in the US or any other country, what celebrities wear and what regular people wear are different
I already knew MJ would look amazing in the dress, but she blew all of us away when she walked out… I suddenly feel inspired to have that kind of energy like she does
As an American you couldn't catch me dead in these BUT their reactions are absolutely adorable. Living in Japan is almost the same too.
My daughter just went to Homecoming (a Fall dance that happens the Saturday after the first home football game of the season) and the girls either wore a style like the green dress or something short like the purple one with a different neckline. I went to the same dance in 1985 wearing a floor-length gown!
Beautiful! You should all take comfort in how fabulous you all looked. I thought MJ and Minji had the best dresses though ❤️
As a European I must point out that none of these are even that revealing here but a lot of women also tend to dress extremely casual when not going on a party or a date in Europe, like tracksuits, jeans, hoodies is whatever you are comfortable in.
It was so funny because this how girl's shopping usually ends up . You buy stuff and then regret after buying it 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You’re all so cuteee and look amazing, so it’s all about how are we taught in our cultures. I literally have the blue dress but in black and feel super comfortable wearing it at house parties or clubs. I probably even wear it at a school party haha
I love the girl in the light blue dress. I love how she wore the white shirt under it, the outfit was amazing!
My reaction was the same as the girls when MJ came out. Absolutely stunning!! She has such a perfect figure. I’m jealous honestly 😭❤️❤️
I'm from Spain. Based on the style I usually see here, those dresses are completely fine.
I want to add that here, the green dress would be used more for a formal event / graduation even and the one with the tiger patron would be considered a long dress, not even that sexy.
Minji: "I hope this gets no views"
Has 500+ views in the first 5 minutes 😂
Mj you looked great in that green dress, it's not everyday fashion for women in Korea so kudos for taking the challenge)
I actuallly love the light blue dress with the sheer white top. It's a vibe!
They all looked sooo cute! Even as a 29 year old, I still found some of the outfits to be fine for a night out. I’d wear them lol.
As an American this makes me feel happy because I always wondered why I felt naked in dresses or clothes everyone else wears daily & feels completely fine
I’m an American and you’d catch me dead in any of that. Except the green dress. I’d wear that.
Edit: the final look with the leopard print dress IS nice. The jacket makes it work.
They absolutely rocked it!! Loved all the energy!
out of all the dresses i think the blue was the most revealing... like i won't even feel comfortable wearing that but all other dresses were really pretty!! it was also amazing hearing what the most revealing thing they've worn was and comparing it to what i've worn. It definitely comes down to personal preference and culture but where i'm from, revealing clothes are worn on a daily basis, especially since i live in the caribbean and it's usually so hot out!!
MJ looks absolutely STUNNING in that green dress!! The cheetah dress was also pretty!
Yeah personally I would only possibly wear the first two and I would also wear the jacket on the animal print one. I personally prefer more flowy dresses that cover the chest but show off the shoulders a little for me personally, or not, longer sleeve or tank top sort of cuts look cool too.
As an American I'm actually shocked by how modest Koreans are, I don't wear these types of clothes but I'm VERY used to seeing them, it's normal in the West.
Also Minji is so pretty!!! I feel like she's not getting enough love in these comments, she looked like a badass cougar in that cheetah print dress 😉
Yeah Minji looked so hot in her dress. It accentuates her beautiful curves!
These dresses willl not make you ‘not modest’ there are plenty of girls who wear this is korea. Can a girl be uncomfortable without people assuming
@@lia.isjusbetter Some of us know that, but we play along with these channels that want to portray Koreans as innocent, conservative people. Channels like Airplane Time disprove that
Depends where you are in the west because I live in western europe and in my country that's pretty revealing haha
@@kimleemoon why play a long? Also i think you should stop portraying that because that stereotype can be rude
2:59 MJ: 😂😳
The others: 👁👄👁
MJ is just beautiful to start with so giving her a dress would make her stand out even more imo and she did stand out
I died laughing.. this is what shopping with the girls really looks like
Uh no, I really don't think so.
@@Religious_man Lol, who the f are you to claim this is not what shopping with the girls is like for that person ? You’re weird. Buying things and regretting it later, having a blast with your friend trying on the outfits are VERY common so no idea what the F you’re on about.
@@Religious_man depends on the person and friend group. like i know it’s normal for some friends to call each other “bitch” but i find it uncomfortable.
They should do the same thing with Prom dresses!!! Imagine the first episode of them looking through the crazy big dress and picking the prettiest/princess and them wearing it in the next episode?!
This !!! I remember picking a big poofy dress for prom even tho it wasn’t my style just because it was fun to dress in ball attire for once. It would be so fun for the girls without putting pressure on them to be sexy (unless they wanna be)
It's so interesting to see the differences. I think Che Cha's dress would be the only one I was uncomfortable in. I definitely have a few versions of Minji's dress and wore one to brunch last week. I think they all looked lovely.
6:29 Looks so similar to that one dress IU wore!
They all looked so great! Dang. The blue dress would've looked so good if the girl gave it a chance and a bit more positive but good for them stepping out their comfort zone. You can see that all of them appreciated the beauty their friends and themselves had even more