Nayeon (TWICE) copied Jennie's (BLACKPINK) stage outfit, is it true?

Social networks have just been stirred up by the incident of Nayeon ( TWICE) wearing the same costume as Jennie. Many people believe that JYP's favorite chicken deliberately imitated the BLACKPINK member.

Once a "rival" for the top 3rd generation girl group, fans of BLACKPINK and TWICE are like water and fire. Therefore, every time members of two groups have similarities in performance style, the "colliding" topic attracts huge attention on social networks.

Most recently, Korean netizens continued to stir with the topic "JYP Coordi consulted Jennie to coordinate outfits for Nayeon". TWICE's center's performance outfit on the Ready To Be Mexico D-1 stage in early February was also immediately dug up by fans and placed on the scale with main rapper BLACKPINK because of many similarities.

Wearing a bright red dress, Nayeon attracts all eyes with her lovely but equally seductive visual. She is accentuated with red lace tights that match her skirt and shoes.

However, this outfit combination reminds people of Jennie's image in the show Lee Hyori's Red Carpet. At that time, the female rapper also covered social networks with the image of a pure princess, showing off her standard body in a design that is picky for the wearer.

But it cannot be denied that in the colorful world of Kpop red carpets, Nayeon and Jennie both shine with top fashion sense, making fans unable to take their eyes off their attractive outfits. Up to now, both have worked hard to build an indelible fashion icon image.

It's just that for a long time, member Hac Huong has proven that her fashion impact is among the top in Korea, being the "it girl" of the new generation that many people admire. She is the idol that creates the most trends.

Recently, the balletcore trend also caused a global fever thanks to Jennie with dozens of You&Me stages on the Born Pink tour. It's not uncommon for idols to wear trendy outfits that the 28-year-old female rapper helped promote.

Many people admit that Nayeon's idea of color matching and similarity in flower details immediately reminds her of Jennie. This is why JYP was once again criticized by fans for letting TWICE wear outfits inspired by BLACKPINK.

However, there are many opinions defending Nayeon and saying that the above combination is quite popular in Kpop, and Jennie is not the first person to do it. Even TWICE's "fan attractor" once wore a solid black outfit in front of her opponent at the Lee Hyori show.

At that time, Nayeon wore an outfit from the Vietnamese brand Fancì Club and Jennie wore a dress from coperni. Perhaps because of the influence of a fashion icon, many people misunderstand that JYP's favorite girl "copied" a BLACKPINK member, but this is baseless.

Five people have ten opinions, the above controversy has not yet been resolved, but everyone agrees that the visuals of the two female idols are unbeatable. Both Nayeon and Jennie shine in eye-catching poses.

The girls are truly not only the bright stars of Kpop, but also a huge source of inspiration for fashionistas. With creativity and sophistication in coordinating outfits, they have affirmed their position in the Korean and global fashion industry.

Some comments left by Knet:

- I see this style is popular as stage outfits, right?

- But it's not the first time JYP has referenced BLACKPINK's performance clothes, do you remember the Hanbok plagiarism incident?

- TWICE's coordi is sometimes very uncreative and often steals from other groups.

- Same style, down to hair details, shoes and flowers!

- As soon as I saw Nayeon's outfit, I immediately thought of Jennie!

- This style is trendy now.

- Don't take advantage of my Jennie.

- It's understandable because this is a trend. Everyone is beautiful.

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