NYTimes Headlines G-Dragon As Star Attraction At Chanel Show In Paris + Interview
2016.01.27
Big Bang's G-Dragon once again steals the spotlight at a fashion event in Paris as an emerging fashion entrepreneur.
In an featured article in New York Times website, on its fashion section, G-Dragon is described as "the star attraction" of Chanel’s couture show that was held at the Grand Palais on January 26.
He is effortlessly looking very stylish in his naval-captain inspired clothes black fur head gear. The article also mentions G-Dragon's significant presence in every Chanel's Front Row around the world proving his influence to Chanel's marketplace in South Korea.
On his interview, G-Dragon also shares that although he has huge interest on fashion, he doesn't aspire to set up business as a designer but would still design clothes for himself that he thinks can also be a trend to his generation. G-Dragon expresses how his career is stretched out in various is fields like fashion, art, film and music and thinks that there are business opportunities in versatility.
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