Fit For A King: Lee Min Ho's Designer Attires in "The King: Eternal Monarch"
Lee Min Ho's comeback drama after three years, "The King: Eternal Monarch," is truly worth the wait. And as expected, he did not disappoint with his excellent acting, combined with his good looks and style.
We wouldn't be surprised if "The King: Eternal Monarch" is one of your top watch lists. Only one more episode, and we'll see how King Gon and Tae Eul's love story will end up.
But in case you've been out of the loop or choose to be, so you'll be able to binge on it until its last chapter, allow us to give you some of the basics. Lee Min Ho's character as an orphan and grew to be an eloquent and dashing King of the Kingdom of Corea. His quest is to keep the parallel worlds safe and saved from destruction. He and his uncle, who killed his father, hold each of the two halves of the mystical bamboo Manpasikjeok that opens the entrance to the axis realm of eternity and affinity.
And given that Lee Min Ho's role is the King, it's not surprising to see him clad in elegant clothing, like a real monarch, the knight in shining armor. The actor gives us a glimpse of fashion on-trend as well.
In this regard, we rounded up the designer clothes he had worn in "The King: Eternal Monarch."
DIOR
Fit For A King's Couture Lee Min Ho in "The King: Eternal Monarch" Designer Attire
In Episode 3, King Gon walks around the Republic of Korea as he steps in the world for the first time. He wears a sleek gray coat from Dior Men's Fall 2019 collection. Lee Min Ho looking authoritative and stands out even if he tries to blend simply in the crowd. The color palette muted in dove gray button-down.
HERMES
Fit For A King's Couture Lee Min Ho in "The King: Eternal Monarch" Designer Attire
In one of the scenes where he dines in, King Gon wears a monochromatic look by wearing a navy blue Hermes coat and a matching button-down. Large buttons on the coat make a statement details to his cool look. In his drama series, Lee Min Ho's fondness on changeable colors like black and navy blue on the series. But he can also get to wear neutral colors and play with it.
DUNHILL
Fit For A King's Couture Lee Min Ho in "The King: Eternal Monarch" Designer Attire
It was the intense scene in the series where King Gon met face to face Lee Rim. In the center of the crowd where he rode with Maximus and with a fierce look. The sophisticated black coat he wore most of the entire episode is from Dunhill.
BERLUTI
Fit For A King's Couture Lee Min Ho in "The King: Eternal Monarch" Designer Attire
King Gon cried and one of the saddest parts of the drama, where he grieved as Prince Buyeong died. He looked at him as his second father as he took care of him while growing up. He wore a black Berluti double-breasted cashmere coat to the funeral. Simple, elegant, and dignified look for a gloomy day.
LOUIS VUITTON AND FENDI
Fit For A King's Couture Lee Min Ho in "The King: Eternal Monarch" Designer Attire
The love story of King Gon and Tae Eul is worth watching for. They wanted to save both worlds and still have each other is heartbreaking. In this scene, he met Tae Eul again as he went back to the Republic of Korea for a short time to be with her. In this scene, he wore a chain-printed woven jacquard sweater from Louis Vuitton. He then matched it with his camel-colored coat from Fendi. Smooth to the eyes and with a small twist of streetwear touch.
PRADA
Fit For A King's Couture Lee Min Ho in "The King: Eternal Monarch" Designer Attire
Everyone loves Prada if one wears it, no questions asked. In episode 12, King Gon wore a classic double-breasted beige coat from Prada. He matched it with a nude turtleneck, button-down. Again, Lee Min Ho remains regal as he is with this outfit.
Fit For A King's Couture Lee Min Ho in "The King: Eternal Monarch" Designer Attire
Lastly, let's not forget his iconic outfit with diamond buttons. His poster with Maximus in his velvet blue coat from is famous designer Kim Seo Ryong. The said designer is also responsible for most of the robes and suits he wears in the drama series.
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