Top 10 Best Korean Fashion Movies

One of the fashion-themed films, Cinderella Man tells the story of two people whose lives are swapped, and how they adapt to their new worlds. One is poor, while the other is the CEO of a major fashion company.

Yoona, a recent graduate from a fashion school and daughter of a wealthy bank owner, adds a charming dynamic with her blend of beauty and awkward situations. What’s the secret behind their identity swap? All will be revealed as you watch the show.

Director: Yeo Jeong Joon
Starring: Kwon Sang-woo, Im Yoon-ah, Han Eun-jung, Song Chang-eui
Episodes: 16

I Do I Do is a romantic yet humorous story about Hwang Ji Ah and Park Tae Kang. Hwang Ji Ah is a top designer at a well-known company, while Park Tae Kang is a new employee. Their one-night affair leads to an unexpected pregnancy. Adding to the drama is Yeom Na Ri, a character who wants to take Hwang Ji Ah's position after the event.

I Do I Do follows the love story of Kim Sun Ah, a talented shoe designer idolized by many. She owns an extravagant wardrobe worth millions and stuns everyone with her designer outfits. If you're a fashion enthusiast, this is a must-watch series.

Director: Kang Dae-sun
Cast: Kim Sun-ah, Lee Jang-woo, Park Gun-hyung, Lim Soo-hyang
Episodes: 16

Cheomdamdong Alice takes viewers through the raw emotions of life, telling the story of a young designer, played by Moon Geun Young, who, despite her talent, struggles to find a job due to her poor background.

Her fortune changes when she meets Park Shi Hoo, a CEO of a prestigious handbag company. Her dream of living in Cheomdamdong, Seoul's fashion paradise, becomes a reality, and everything seems too good to be true.

DETAILS:

Director: Jo Soo-won, Sin Seung-woo
Cast: Moon Geun-young, Park Si-hoo, So I-hyeon
Episodes: 16

The series is based on the novel of the same name and is often referred to as South Korea's version of 'The Devil Wears Prada.' The novel follows the story of a woman who works at a fashion magazine for eight years, dealing with power struggles, fierce competition, and complicated romantic relationships.

If you're a fan of the hit film 'The Devil Wears Prada,' the TV adaptation, Style, will surely satisfy your fashion cravings. The show revolves around the lives of fashion journalists, their work, and the relationships they navigate.

Director: Oh Jong-rok
Cast: Kim Hye-soo, Lee Ji-ah, Ryu Shi-won, Lee Yong-woo
Episodes: 16

Missing You tells the story of the love between two characters, Jung Woo, a detective, and So Yeon, the daughter of a murderer. The two are reunited after a long separation, bringing them back to their first love and the memories of their 15-year-old selves. It's a bittersweet, romantic tale filled with tears... Missing You marks the return of traditional Korean romantic dramas with a touch of sorrow, featuring famous actors like Park Yoo Chun, Yoon Eun Hye, and Yeo Jin Goo.

Yoon Eun Hye, known as the 'Korean fashion icon,' plays the lead role of a fashion designer, and her character's outfits, designed by Zoe Lou, are stunning. Her wardrobe in Missing You will leave viewers in awe. This is one of the classic Korean romantic dramas, full of heartache that will make your heart ache too.

Director: Lee Jae-dong, Park Jae-beom
Cast: Yoon Eun-hye, Park Yoo-chun, Yoo Seung-ho
Episodes: 21

Record of Youth is a 2020 South Korean television drama starring Park Bo-gum, Park So-dam, Byeon Woo-seok, and Kwon Soo-hyun. The first episode aired on tvN on September 7, 2020, with the final episode airing on October 27, 2020.

Hye-jun, a model and actor from a poor family, has yet to achieve success in his career. His childhood friend, who is wealthy and supported by his mother, and Hye-jun both fall in love with Ahn, a makeup artist. After facing many challenges, Hye-jun achieves his dreams but loses his love. The drama explores the lives and struggles of young people striving for success and the choices they must make along the way.

DETAILS:

Director: Ahn Gil-ho
Cast: Park Bo-gum, Park So-dam, Byeon Woo-seok, Kwon Soo-hyun
Episodes: 16

Perfume is a fantasy drama with a mix of humor and romance, centered around the mysterious encounter between the two main characters, Seo Yi-do (played by Shin Seong-rok) and Min Ye-rin (played by Go Won-hee).

This drama explores the fashion world, where outer beauty is often celebrated, but as the story unfolds, it reveals how true character and genuine love prevail beneath the surface. The central question is whether Yi-do is captivated by her beautiful exterior, or by the purity of her heart that shines through.

DETAILS:

Cast: Shin Seong-rok, Go Won-hee, Ha Jae-sook, Cha Ye-ryun
Director: Kim Sang-huk, Yoo Kwan-mo
Episodes: 36

Leading the list of fashion-themed dramas is Now We Are Breaking Up. Directed by Lee Gil-bok, with a script by Je In, this drama is produced by Samhwa Networks and United Artists Agency for SBS. The series is currently making waves on major platforms like Netflix. Not only does it mark the highly anticipated return of Song Hye Kyo, but it also features an A-list cast including Jang Ki Yong, Kim Joo Hun, and Choi Hee Seo.

The drama tells the captivating and romantic story between a fashionable, trendy fashion designer and a photographer. Even though it has only aired two episodes, the series already offers an authentic glimpse into the fashion industry, showcasing fashion shows, product casting, and the drama within the industry.

DETAILS:

Director: Lee Gil-bok
Cast: Song Hye-kyo, Jang Ki-yong, Choi Hee-seo, Kim Joo-hun
Episodes: 16

Baby-Faced Beauty is a romantic comedy series centered around the fashion industry. The story follows Lee So Young, a 34-year-old woman with a youthful appearance far younger than her real age. She is passionate about fashion and works in the industry. After being fired, she takes on the identity of her 25-year-old younger sister to secure a job. There, she meets Choi Jin Wook, the grandson of the owner of a famous pig's feet restaurant.

The drama also introduces Kang Yoon Seo, a self-important head designer who only cares about her own interests. With her fabricated resume, So Young creates a series of humorous and awkward situations. As the show progresses, viewers will witness the main character's creative genius, turning ordinary fabrics into unique, innovative designs through thoughtful planning. With her innocent, charming looks, So Young captures the hearts of two of her colleagues, leading to secret romantic feelings.

DETAILS:

Director: Lee Jin Seo, Lee So Yeon
Main Cast: Jang Nara, Choi Daniel, Ryu Jin, Kim Min-seo
Episodes: 20

I Need Romance 3 is a South Korean romantic drama series produced in 2014, following the success of its first two seasons. Directed by Jang Young Woo, the third installment was eagerly awaited by fans of the series. The show features a fresh cast of young and promising actors such as Kim So Yun, Sung Joon, Nam Goong Min, Wang Ji Won, Park Hyo Joo, Park Yoo Hwan, Yoon Seung Ah, and Jung Woo Shik.

This installment focuses on the lives of employees at a shopping center, exploring themes of friendship, love, and the passion of young individuals who are deeply committed to their work. The show highlights the experiences of women in the South Korean workplace, balancing family life and careers. The characters work in the shopping network, with an emphasis on the fashion industry. The main female lead, Kim So Yeon, is a marketing manager who falls in love with a young musician, played by Sung Joon.

DETAILS:

Director: Jang Young Woo
Main Cast: Kim So-yeon, Sung Joon, Namkoong Min, Wang Ji-won, Park Hyo-joo, Yoon Seung-ah, Park Yu-hwan
Episodes: 16