Go Youn Jung’s look at Paris Fashion Week gets mixed reactions from fans

Paris Fashion Week is always a major event for fashion lovers, bringing together top celebrities from around the world. On January 28, the Chanel Haute Couture 2025 show took place at the Grand Palais in Paris, featuring a star-studded guest list. Among them was the Korean actress Go Youn Jung, known for her roles in K-dramas like Alchemy of Souls and Sweet Home.

For the event, the 28-year-old actress chose a classic Chanel outfit, wearing a black-and-white tweed jacket over a ruffled shirt and a skirt. She paired the look with thigh-high boots and a Chanel handbag. Her hairstyle featured front bangs, and she kept her accessories minimal.

While many fans admired her elegance, some felt that the photos taken at the event did not capture her true beauty. According to reports, several Korean netizens discussed her pictures online, mentioning that her videos from the event looked much better than the still images. Some fans commented that her side profile looked stunning, but the front-facing photos appeared slightly awkward. Others speculated whether her bangs were real, with one user joking that they looked like a wig but still found her appearance cute.

One fan pointed out that the pictures did not do justice to her looks, while another noted that the videos captured her beauty much better. Some expressed surprise at how different she appeared in photos compared to videos, highlighting the importance of motion in showcasing her charm.

Despite the mixed reactions to her photos, Go Youn Jung continues to impress audiences with her acting career. She made her debut in 2019 with the drama He Is Psychometric and later gained recognition for her role in Netflix’s Sweet Home. She has also appeared in popular series like Law School and Death’s Game.

Looking ahead, she has several exciting projects lined up, including Resident Playbook and Love in Translation. While her Chanel show appearance sparked debates about her look, her growing success in the entertainment industry remains undeniable.