Lee Hye-young Opens Three Dressing Rooms of 30-Year Fashion Memories, Including a Chanel Show Story

Lee Hye-young has revealed the clothes, shoes, and bags she has collected over 30 years in a video for the first time. In the YouTube video released on the 18th, titled '3 Dressing Rooms, Lee Hye-young's 30 Years of Timeless Fashion Archive [First Reveal]', she moved between three dressing rooms, bringing up memories tied to old jackets, bags, and shoes.

30 Years of Fashion Records Left in Three Dressing Rooms

Lee Hye-young explained that while she has shown parts of her dressing rooms through magazines or books, this is the first time she has introduced them in detail through a video. This reveal was closer to showing how one person has maintained their own style rather than providing a list of expensive luxury goods.

In the video, the dressing rooms featured tweed jackets, long-preserved bags, and shoes imbued with memories of stage performances and broadcasting activities. Rather than discarding items once trends passed, she chose to keep clothes that suited her. The items in her closet went beyond personal consumption records, showing the passage of time for broadcaster Lee Hye-young through the 1990s and 2000s.

Chanel Fashion Show Anecdote Around 2001

The most eye-catching story was her memory of standing on the Chanel fashion show stage. Lee Hye-young said she participated as a runway model around 2001, when Chanel held fashion shows in Korea, and instead of an appearance fee, she received 30 million won worth of clothing.

Recalling those days, she laughed, noting that while buying just two or three outfits today would exceed that amount, back then, even after picking carefully, it was hard to reach 30 million won. The tweed jacket she still keeps holds the memories of the fashion shows and broadcasting activities from that era.

A Personal Style That Lasts Longer Than Trends

While active as an actress, singer, and broadcaster, Lee Hye-young has also drawn attention for her fashion sense. The items filling her three dressing rooms were less the result of following fleeting trends and more the traces of choices to hold onto lines, colors, and materials that suited her over a long period.

While recent celebrity dressing room content is easily consumed through brands and price tags, Lee Hye-young's video focused on 'why she still keeps these clothes.' With every single piece of clothing attached to a scene from her broadcasting career, a memory of a fashion show, or a choice made at the time, her 30 years were naturally connected.