In or Out? A Timeline of the Pambansang Krung-Krung’s Style Evolution
Brace yourself and get ready to say ‘in or out’ about Sandara Park’s way of being an icon in fashion!
By Patricia Lanzagarita
Photos courtesy of Sandara Park and Cinema One
November 23, 2023
As K-pop superstar Sandara Park welcomes her fans with her latest comeback song ‘Festival’ and the recent ‘DARA DARA’ dance practice, her supporters cannot help but take a look back at her distinct and amicable fashion sense. True to her nickname as the ‘Pambansang Krung-Krung’ of the Philippines, she is truly setting a blazing trail in the fashion industry with her good taste in clothes.
With her continuous visits to the country, let’s take a look back at how she expresses herself on and off the stage!
Modern Sandara
Despite the unique cuts and extensive length of this piece from Rick Owens, Sandara pulled it off elegantly. It made her fans love her all over again, as they call her a goddess and queen for her royalty vibes.
Superstar Era
As a member of the prominent K-pop girl group 2NE1, she unleashed incredible charms highlighted by her outfits. The group embraced girl crush concepts in the hip-hop genre, which explains some of the unique and dark styling of their outfits. Yet, Dara still carries it out and manages to stand out and become a trendsetter.
Back to the present, for her latest comeback album ‘Sandara Park,’ she brought out her inner child and her jolly side by having a vibrant concept and styling, which inspired the carnival music video for her song.
In Philippine Cinema
In one of her Filipino movies titled ‘D’Lucky Ones,’ she stands out among the other characters with her y2k fashion styles. Dara was truly channeling her inner fashionista when she pulled off outfits with neon and distinct color combinations.
Screenshot from Cinema One’s Youtube Channel
Sandara Park, both as an artist and as an individual, has established her own identity through her unique fashion sense. Her outfits not only reflect her as a professional but also as a person, which will always be iconic for current and future generations.