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Ansel Elgort Sparks Controversy for Wearing Kimono at Seoul Event; Netizens Criticize

Hollywood actor Ansel Elgort has faced backlash from Korean netizens for wearing a traditional Japanese kimono at a high-profile event held in Seoul.

Ansel Elgort Sparks Controversy for Wearing Kimono at Seoul Event; Netizens Criticize
▲ Ansel Elgort, controversy over wearing a kimono at a Seoul event (Photo= Ansel Elgort SNS)

Hollywood actor Ansel Elgort is causing controversy for wearing a kimono, a traditional Japanese garment, at an official event in Korea. On September 2, the 'CJ Night in Celebration of Frieze Seoul' event was held at the Leeum Museum of Art in Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul.

Many celebrities attended the event, including the couple Lee Byung-hun and Rhee Min-jung, Lee Jung-jae, G-Dragon, and SK Chairman Chey Tae-won. Once Ansel Elgort's appearance in a kimono was revealed at this gathering, domestic netizens expressed discomfort, stating that it was an act that failed to consider the nature and historical context of an event held in Korea.

In particular, since Ansel Elgort has previously expressed his fandom by mentioning his friendship with BTS, some point out that this choice of attire has disappointed fans. According to media reports, netizens are reacting that wearing Japanese clothing in the middle of Seoul is inappropriate.

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Jung Se-yeon
KSW Journal · Reporter

Covers K-pop for KSW Journal, and also writes about Culture and K-Variety.

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