Saggy pants and waistbands: K-pop stars revive another Y2K fashion trend


Tarzzan of boyband All Day Project has been spotted multiple times layering underwear in contrasting prints, sometimes even matching them to his outerwear. Photo: Instagram/Tarzzan

In today’s K-pop scene, showing one's underwear is no longer likely to be a wardrobe malfunction. It is a fashion statement.

A fashion trend known as sagging, where pants are worn low enough to reveal the waistband of one’s undergarments, is making a comeback among young K-pop idols.

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