[News] IU, "I hate shopping.. I go out wearing two t-shirts in winter"
2011.12.02
IU remarked that she was a fashion terrorist.
In a recent interview with OSEN, IU said, "I'm the type that hates shopping. I only take pocket money when I need it, sometimes I don't even use 10 won in a month" and "even in winter, I just go out wearing two t-shirts."
Wearing a yellow t-shirt with a character design for the interview, IU said, "This shirt comes in red as well. I went out last winter wearing a set of two t-shirts like this. Rather than branded goods, I prefer the clothes that come in various colours and designs at Dongdaemun."
Also, "Since I have no interest in fashion, my coordi unnis have never listened to my opinions. If they take my opinions into account, things will go very wrong. I'm a fashion terrorist," she said laughing to herself.
Personally, she usually shops on impulse. IU added, "There was this day I was shopping for body lotion when I found out that it costs some tens of thousands of won. To me, that's such extravagance."
Meanwhile, IU who released her 2nd regular album "Last Fantasy" on Nov 29th will be making her comeback on Music Bank today on Dec 2nd.
Translation: squishyblob @ weheartiu Source:Osen via Nate
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