By Gladys Ng

Fashion Rebel: Sandara Park’s Boldest Style Moments

From metallic tassels to spiky hair, take a deep dive into the K-pop star's standout fashion looks
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Sandara Park, the former member of 2NE1 and GRAZIA Singapore’s latest digital cover star, has cemented her status as a fashion icon, effortlessly transitioning from edgy streetwear to glamorous red carpet looks. Known for her bold and unapologetic style, Dara has consistently pushed boundaries with her sartorial choices, both in her everyday outfits and fashion show appearances.

Whether she’s strutting down the streets of Seoul in a casual yet trendy ensemble or gracing the red carpet in a show-stopping gown, Dara’s unexpected fashion moments is a reflection of her confident and fearless personality. Her ability to seamlessly blend elements of streetwear, high fashion, and her signature K-pop flair has made her a style inspiration for fans worldwide.

Tall Hair, Don’t Care

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Dara made a powerful statement at the Vivienne Westwood Fall/Winter 2024 show by paying homage to her iconic gravity-defying spiky “Vegeta” hairstyle inspired by Dragon Ball Z, symbolising her bold persona during 2NE1’s peak.

Dara complemented the hairstyle with an edgy and yet glamorous ensemble featuring a tinsel-draped black top, sparkly gold skirt and some black patent thigh-high boots, which exuded confidence and paid tribute to the K-pop girl group’s boundary-pushing legacy.

Preppy Chic

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Rocking G-Dragon’s PEACEMINUSONE x Nike Kwondo Panda sneakers, Dara pairs the standout shoes with Vivienne Westwood’s cut and preppy Anglomania matching co-ord set featuring a green check. The star also accessorised with Vivienne Westwood’s cult-favourite pearl choker, as well as a pair of black knee-high socks with colourful bows to match the ribbons on her sneakers as the finishing touches.

Metallic Moment

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Gracing the Isabel Marant Fall/Winter 2024 runway show in Paris, Dara donned a black halter knit top paired with a statement metallic tassel skirt. She exuded confidence and pop star energy with her eye-catching purple Oskan Moon bag from Isabel Marant, which perfectly complemented her bold yet casual look.

Punk Princess

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Punk rock but in a coquette way? Trust Dara to pull it off. The music star wore a baby pink bow corset top that had structured boning, hugging her figure in the most flattering way. She paired it with a black tiered organza skirt and edgy thigh-high leather boots with buckles and deliberate patterned holes to perform her solo single Festival at the 33rd Seoul Music Awards.

Double Denim

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Dara showed off a double-denim set styled in the best way possible. Rocking a halter denim top and a pair of baggy jeans, the star also sparkled with sleek silver accessories and her statement Alexander McQueen Jewelled Hobo Bag in vibrant pink. The bag added a pop of colour to her dark denim ensemble.

Dream Barbie

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Dara captioned this look as “Darbie” on her Instagram, in reference to her pale blonde tresses and Barbie pink makeup. Her outfit features a shimmery silver sequin off-shoulder top, as well as a pair of grey denim shorts, worn over lace-patterned purple stockings. Her bag of choice? Balmain’s Blaze bag featuring a dreamy sky print.

Greyed Out

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At Paris Fashion Week, she turned heads in a voluminous, avant-garde grey ensemble by Rick Owens. The oversized, sculptural coat featured billowing sleeves and an exaggerated silhouette. Dara fearlessly embraced the unconventional design, commanding attention in the eye-catching monochromatic look. She embodied Rick Owens’s boundary-pushing aesthetic, proving her status as a true fashion risk-taker and icon. She didn’t just wear the outfit—she owned it with her inimitable confidence and edgy personal style.

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