During their recent performance on Music Bank, Illit, the up-and-coming girl group from Belift Lab agency, faced criticism from fans over their stage costumes.

Dissatisfaction Voiced by Fans

One vocal critic, known as OP, took to social media to express disappointment with Illit's wardrobe selection.

OP argued that the costumes worn during the Music Bank performance were ill-suited for the occasion.

OP also raised questions about the decision-making process behind the choice of costumes, particularly in relation to prevailing fashion trends.

Despite acknowledging the popularity of "girl core" and layering in 2024, OP felt that Illit's costumes missed the mark.

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Lack of Aesthetic Appeal

In their critique, OP emphasized the importance of aesthetic appeal, noting a lack of elegance in Illit's stage attire.

The costumes, according to OP, failed to enhance the group's performance and lacked visual appeal.

Additionally, OP observed a lack of cohesion among the members' costumes, further detracting from the overall presentation. Even in promotional photographs, the dissonance in attire was apparent.

Illit's Debut and Future Prospects

Illit, consisting of members Yunah, Minju, Moka, Wonhee, and Iroha, made their debut on March 25, 2024.  

However, their recent fashion misstep has prompted discussions among fans about the group's styling choices and the trajectory of their image.

As fans await Illit's future performances, there is anticipation regarding whether the group will address these criticisms and refine their stage presence in line with fan expectations.

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In another article, I'LL-IT faced criticism after it was announced that they would attend Paris Fashion Week, with some accusing HYBE of using payola to secure the invitation.

Despite being a rookie group set to debut soon, I'LL-IT will attend the event ahead of their official launch, which raised eyebrows among K-pop fans.

This move deviates from the usual pattern where only established K-pop acts with significant influence in fashion, like BIGBANG, EXO, BTS, and BLACKPINK, are invited to such prestigious events.

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Written by Cassidy Jones.