Song Jin-woo's Humiliation: Wore 600,000 Won Jeans, but 'Isn't it 20,000–30,000 Won?'
Actor Song Jin-woo suffered an unexpected fashion humiliation despite wearing 600,000 won jeans and expensive accessories. While he felt confident in his favorite brands, the cast gave cold evaluations, with Kim Gura stating it "doesn't look good for the price" and Seo Jang-hoon adding that he has a "magic power to make anything not look expensive."
Actor Song Jin-woo suffered an unexpected fashion humiliation despite wearing 600,000 won jeans and expensive accessories. While he felt confident in his favorite brands, the cast gave cold evaluations, with Kim Gura stating it "doesn't look good for the price" and Seo Jang-hoon adding that he has a "magic power to make anything not look expensive," turning the studio into a sea of laughter.
In the 458th episode of the SBS variety program 'Same Bed, Different Dreams 2: You Are My Destiny' broadcast on the 13th, Song Jin-woo was shown visiting the home of his maternal uncle, actor Lee Dong-jun. The focus of the day naturally shifted to the fashion battle between the two. In particular, unexpected laughter erupted as Lee Il-min, the trot singer and son of Lee Dong-jun, exposed his father's unique clothing purchasing habits.
Lee Il-min introduced Lee Dong-jun's fashion philosophy, saying, "People are curious about where my father buys his clothes." In the past, he used to dig through secondhand clothes to find items he liked, but recently, he has enjoyed using overseas shipping from China. Pointing to the pants his father was wearing, Lee Il-min surprised the cast by revealing they "came from China for 7,000 won."
At his son's exposure, Lee Dong-jun got upset, asking, "Are you trying to embarrass your father or what?" However, the counterattack did not last long. Lee Dong-jun pointed to the T-shirt he was wearing and directly revealed the price, saying, "I bought this for 6,500 won." The scene was filled with laughter as Lee Dong-jun's consumption style—purchasing practical clothes at low prices rather than dressing up in expensive clothes—was revealed.
Watching this, Song Jin-woo praised Lee Dong-jun's fashion, saying, "Uncle dresses quite reasonably." At the same time, he showed confidence in his own outfit, emphasizing, "Everything I am wearing right now is from brands I like." However, Lee Dong-jun scanned Song Jin-woo's outfit from top to bottom and burst into laughter, immediately proceeding with an unexpected price estimation.
Looking at Song Jin-woo's clothes, Lee Dong-jun evaluated, "In my view, the top is 15,000 won and the pants are 25,000 won." As if feeling wronged, Song Jin-woo revealed the actual price, saying, "The jeans are about 600,000 won." Even with the explanation that they were hundreds of thousands of won jeans, the atmosphere did not change. Rather, Song Jin-woo's fashion confidence was instantly shaken as Kim Gura delivered a sharp remark, saying, "It doesn't look good for the price."
Song Jin-woo explained that he put considerable effort not only into the jeans but also into his accessories. He detailed the materials and purchase routes, saying, "The bracelet is sterling silver and natural turquoise. I bought them all through auctions abroad." Although he defended his fashion by emphasizing the price and rarity, Seo Jang-hoon's evaluation was even colder. Seo Jang-hoon caused laughter once again by saying, "Seriously, no matter what you do, it doesn't look good. You have a magic power to make anything not look expensive."
In the end, instead of siding with Song Jin-woo, Kim Gura publicly praised Lee Dong-jun. He declared, "Dong-jun hyung's fashion is much better," leaving Song Jin-woo unable to hide his embarrassment. Despite mobilizing hundreds of thousands of won jeans and accessories obtained through auctions, he suffered a defeat to Lee Dong-jun, who dresses confidently even in cheap clothes. The broadcast provided laughter by wittily showing the fact that the price of clothes does not necessarily correlate with the actual atmosphere they project.
Oh Seo-yoon reports for Mediafine Global, mainly covering K-Variety and also writing on K-drama, K-pop and K-movie.
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