With each Chanel appearance, G-Dragon reimagines fashion boundaries, blending couture and streetwear with an edge only he can deliver
As soon as G-Dragon steps outside, the world takes notice. Known not only for his musical genius as a member of BIGBANG but also for his avant-garde style, he has a unique flair that makes him a regular muse of high fashion—especially Chanel.
From his effortless blend of streetwear and couture to his knack for pulling off looks few would dare, the Power singer has carved out a space as one of fashion’s most unpredictable yet consistently riveting icons.
We dive into a few of G-Dragon’s standout Chanel looks, capturing the essence of each ensemble and the influence that radiates from each appearance.
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Chanel Cruise 2024/25 Show
G-Dragon’s recent appearance at the Chanel Cruise show in Hong Kong was a masterclass in boundary-pushing style. Draped in a pink tweed jacket adorned with intricate accessories and a bold brooch, he commanded attention from the moment he arrived.
With tousled red hair and striking statement glasses, he once again proved why he’s a trendsetter. The reactions online were mixed—some lauded his fearless look, while others critiqued it for being too daring for his age. Yet, isn’t that the essence of G-Dragon? A style that never conforms.
Chanel x Frieze

Above G-Dragon at Chanel’s collaboration with Frieze in Seoul (Photo: X / @WhiteTamar1)
At Chanel’s collaboration with Frieze in Seoul, G-Dragon showed why he’s known as Chanel’s muse. He paired a ruffled high-collared shirt with a vintage leather jacket, bridging classic elegance with a rebellious edge. This look cemented his ambassador status, making him both an icon and an outlier, effortlessly blending high fashion with his signature twist.
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Airport Departure Look
G-Dragon’s fashion mastery begins long before the event itself. Once spotted in a red Chanel cardigan paired with a black graffiti-accented maxi flap bag, he was every bit the avant-garde star. Bright accessories—a colorful scarf, and orange-tinted glasses—evoked the ‘Bojagi’ style, a nod to Korean culture. His airport look became an instant sensation, a reminder that G-Dragon doesn’t just wear fashion; he reinvents it.
Chanel Haute Couture Spring/Summer 2020 Show
G-Dragon’s return to the fashion circuit after his military service in 2020 was nothing short of iconic. At Chanel’s haute couture show, he wore a lavender tweed jacket from the resort collection, adding his own eclectic touches: a Breton hat and a printed shirt. Paired with a classic Chanel flap bag and black loafers with white socks, he created a look that seamlessly blended femininity with his avant-garde approach.
Chanel Mademoiselle Privé Exhibition

Above G-Dragon at the Chanel Mademoiselle Privé Exhibit (Photo: WireImage)
At Chanel’s Mademoiselle Privé exhibition in Seoul, G-Dragon showed his early mastery of women’s fashion. Sporting a green tweed jacket and a black beanie, he explored the exhibition with his camera in hand, embodying Chanel’s chic aesthetic. This look set the tone for his longstanding relationship with the brand, marking him as one of the few male celebrities to embrace Chanel womenswear with such ease and confidence.
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