Which Ko Moon Young Outfit Suits You Best Based on Your Fashion Choices?
What makes Ko Moon Young such a stand out in It’s Okay to Not Be Okay—aside from her stunning visual, of course—are her ultra-striking outfits that made each scene seem like a runway. If only they had shown a sneak peek at her wardrobe, it surely would have been the incarnation of every fashion enthusiast’s dream.
But, even though we did not get to witness that—sigh, we are still gifted with 16-episode worth of chic outfits to dote on.
Out of all of the outfits she slayed in, which suits your style best? Answer the questions and find out.
Question 1 of 8.
How will you describe your personality?
1. Traditional and classy
2. Innovative and individualistic
3. Relaxed and liberal
4. Glamorous and forward thinking
5. Sharp and direct
6. Calm and composed
7. Prim and proper
Question 2 of 8.
How will you describe your style in one word?
1. Alluring
2. Feminine
3. Dramatic
4. Artistic
5. Edgy
6. Classic
7. Dainty
Question 3 of 8.
What color palette dominates your closet?
1. Dark colors like black, navy blue
2. A rainbow of colors
3. Refreshing pastel
4. Blinding white
5. Pretty hues of pink
6. Bold colors like red
7. Simple earth tones
Question 4 of 8.
Which is your likely go-to piece?
1. Button-down shirt
2. Cardigan
3. Dress
4. Minidress
5. Crop top
6. Skirt
7. Maxidress
Question 5 of 8.
Which accessory completes your outfit?
1. A pair of tall wedges
2. A shoulder bag
3. A belt
4. A pair of high heels
5. A pair of boots
6. A purse
7. A shiny bracelet
Question 6 of 8.
Which design or style do you prefer?
1. Layers
2. Ruffles
3. Plain
4. Lace
5. Ribbons
6. Floral
7. Sleek
Question 7 of 8.
If you were to splurge on a piece of clothing, what would you buy?
1. A cocktail dress
2. A glamorous gown
3. A smock dress
4. A sweater dress
5. A peplum dress
6. A pouf dress
7. A wrap dress
Question 8 of 8.
What do you do in a crowded room?
1. Exude power
2. Be in control
3. Radiate a classy aura
4. Blend in
5. Stand out
6. Catch attention
7. Enter in a jaw-dropping style