Stray Kids' Felix poses with a Gentle Monster x Disney headpiece, wearing a Dainese racing jacket.
Cover Stray Kids Felix mixes runway tailoring with brutalist streetwear and archival leather for looks without gendered limits (Photo: @yong.lixx/Instagram)
Stray Kids' Felix poses with a Gentle Monster x Disney headpiece, wearing a Dainese racing jacket.

As Stray Kids’ Felix celebrates his birthday, revisit the looks that showcase his playful approach to proportions, tailoring and modern menswear

Stray Kids’ Felix has never treated fashion as a formality. Since becoming a Louis Vuitton house ambassador under Nicolas Ghesquière in 2023, the K-pop star has made scoop necklines, flared trousers and skirts layered over tailoring part of his evolving wardrobe. Moving between traditionally masculine and feminine codes, his style is defined by a willingness to play with proportion, texture and silhouette while keeping each look polished and intentional. As Felix turns a year older on September 15, revisit the outfits that show how this approach has become a defining part of his identity.

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1. Glossy leather blazer and scarlet gloves—balancing sharp tailoring with flamboyant editorial touches

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Felix of Stray Kids models a striking patterned hat, black leather jacket, and red glove.
Above Felix wears a leather blazer and red gloves in a surrealist look (Photo: @yong.lixx/Instagram)
Felix of Stray Kids models a striking patterned hat, black leather jacket, and red glove.

Tailoring meets theatre in this surrealist look. A glossy black leather blazer with structured shoulders sits over a butter-yellow silk shirt and skinny black tie, disciplined and sharp. Then the flourishes arrive: an oversized bouclé hat trimmed in faux fur, a chandelier earring of clustered gemstones, and blood-red patent gloves that pull focus instantly. Blue-grey cosmetic lenses and glass-pale, freckled skin complete a painterly mood that turns tailoring into pure editorial spectacle.

2. Yohji Yamamoto x Dainese moto leather—softening rugged 2000s armour with a bleached mullet

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Stray Kids' Felix poses with a Gentle Monster x Disney headpiece, wearing a Dainese racing jacket.
Above Felix wears an archival Yohji Yamamoto x Dainese jacket and Gentle Monster shades (Photo: @yong.lixx/Instagram)
Stray Kids' Felix poses with a Gentle Monster x Disney headpiece, wearing a Dainese racing jacket.

For the Gentle Monster x Disney x Formula 1 campaign, Stray Kids Felix pulled out an archival prize: the Yohji Yamamoto x Dainese motorcycle jacket from Autumn/Winter 2004, complete with padded shoulders and bold graphic lettering. Paired with black utility trousers, silver Gentle Monster wrap sunglasses and a sculptural racing helmet, the heavy armour reads futuristic rather than aggressive. A shaggy, uneven blonde mullet with dark roots softens the whole look, bridging vintage subculture with tomorrow’s motorsport aesthetics.

3. Romantic frock coat—bringing Regency drama to contemporary menswear

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Felix from Stray Kids arrives at an event, wearing a black double-breasted jacket and Louis Vuitton tie.
Above Felix wears a double-breasted frock coat at Louis Vuitton Cruise 2027 (Photo: @yong.lixx/Instagram)
Felix from Stray Kids arrives at an event, wearing a black double-breasted jacket and Louis Vuitton tie.

At Louis Vuitton’s Cruise 2027 show at The Frick Collection, rain became part of the styling story. An elongated, double-breasted coat with curved shawl lapels channels old-world Regency drama, worn over a black shirt and tie, finished with a crystal LV monogram pin. To complement the look, Felix’s bleached hair was swept away from the face. The result reads less like a guest at a fashion show and more like moody royalty.

4. Oversized cloud hoodie—ditching traditional lines for relaxed loungewear proportions

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Stray Kids' Felix exudes relaxed style in a textured white hoodie, light blue cap, and headphones.
Above Felix pairs an oversized hoodie with jewellery for an off duty look (Photo: @yong.lixx/Instagram)
Stray Kids' Felix exudes relaxed style in a textured white hoodie, light blue cap, and headphones.

Even off duty, Felix’s instinct to disrupt proportion holds. A polar-white Skylark hoodie with dropped shoulders and exaggerated balloon sleeves swallows a simple white tee, while grey sweatpants keep the base relaxed rather than baggy. A backward periwinkle cap and full-sized DJ headphones sit above a necklace of crosses and daggers, giving the look an audio-core edge. Bare, dewy skin and visible freckles keep the styling grounded, proving comfort and fashion are not mutually exclusive.

5. Rick Owens cargo shorts—redefining daytime streetwear with dark-tinged streetstyle

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Stray Kids' Felix wears a black varsity jacket, shorts, and sunglasses.
Above Felix wears Rick Owens cargo shorts on a New York street (Photo: @yong.lixx/Instagram)
Stray Kids' Felix wears a black varsity jacket, shorts, and sunglasses.

Shot against a Manhattan brownstone, Stray Kids Felix’s look leans fully into Rick Owens’ signature brutalism. Loose black cargo shorts, with deep gussets and untied drawstrings trailing past the knee, lower the silhouette’s centre of gravity, while a boxy white tee and a Chrome Hearts letterman jacket keep the upper half loose. Chunky Adidas trainers and pulled-up socks add deliberate bulk underfoot. Paired with a backward cap and narrow sunglasses, it is a study in wearing volume without losing shape.

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6. Ivory Louis Vuitton flared suiting—subverting red-carpet formalwear with a low scoop tank and ’70s bell-bottoms

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Stray Kids' Felix attends a Louis Vuitton event in an all-white ensemble.
Above Felix wears an ivory Louis Vuitton blazer over a scoop-neck tank and flares (Photo: @yong.lixx/Instagram)
Stray Kids' Felix attends a Louis Vuitton event in an all-white ensemble.

At Louis Vuitton’s Visionary Journeys exhibition in Seoul, Felix reworked classic tailoring from the ground up. An ivory blazer with black piping and a bullion-embroidered crest nods to collegiate regalia, but its formality dissolves the moment it meets a low, scooped white tank exposing the collarbones. Below, frayed white denim flares dramatically from the thigh into a 1970s bell-bottom hem. A platinum centre-parted bob completes an androgynous finish that reframes what red-carpet menswear can look like.

7. Atiissu pleated kilt and utility belt—deconstructing rugged western stereotypes through fluid layering

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K-pop artist Felix, outfitted in a cowboy hat and a black skirt ensemble, poses against a painted desert landscape.
Above Felix wears a pleated kilt and cowboy hat in the Atiissu campaign (Photo: @yong.lixx/Instagram)
K-pop artist Felix, outfitted in a cowboy hat and a black skirt ensemble, poses against a painted desert landscape.

For Atiissu’s Desert Cowboy campaign, Felix took on western menswear. A crisp white safari shirt and narrow black tie set a formal-frontier tone, but the lower half breaks convention with an asymmetric pleated kilt layered over fitted trousers. A sculpted black leather cowboy hat anchors the concept, while jet-black straight hair—a rare departure from his usual blonde—sharpens the look’s austere edge.

8. High-school varsity jacket and structured vanity trunk—blurring boyhood prep with fine luggage craft

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Felix from Stray Kids styles a Louis Vuitton Speedy Bandoulière bag with a varsity jacket.
Above Felix carries a Louis Vuitton trunk-style bag with a varsity jacket (Photo: @yong.lixx/Instagram)
Felix from Stray Kids styles a Louis Vuitton Speedy Bandoulière bag with a varsity jacket.

Stray Kids Felix folds American collegiate ease into European luxury heritage. A cherry-red varsity jacket with leather sleeves and a back patch sits over a longline tee, while the accessory tells the real story: a Louis Vuitton Monogram bag built like a miniature vanity trunk, complete with brass rivets and a playful charm. Wireframe glasses and a platinum bob add an intellectual, geek-chic finish to the schoolboy-meets-heritage mix.

9. Classic camel coat over drop-crotch trousers—marrying traditional British outerwear to avant-garde draping

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Stray Kids member Felix dons a classic camel coat and dark streetwear during an evening appearance.
Above Felix wears a camel coat and leather trapper hat for an evening look (Photo: @yong.lixx/Instagram)
Stray Kids member Felix dons a classic camel coat and dark streetwear during an evening appearance.

Here, Stray Kids Felix sets traditional British tailoring against gothic street volume. An unstructured double-faced camel overcoat—a staple of classic outerwear—drapes over a fine-knit black turtleneck and Rick Owens cargo trousers, their long drawstrings trailing visibly below the hem. A glossy leather trapper hat and chunky platform trainers push the look firmly into subversive territory, while flash-lit alabaster skin and bleached brows give the whole ensemble a sculptural, almost gothic finish.

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Clifford Olanday
Regional Editor, T-Labs, Tatler Asia
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After more than a decade in lifestyle media, Clifford has mastered the art of writing seriously about things that are fun—and writing fun things about people who take themselves very seriously. At Tatler Asia, he helped steer its flagship lists, Tatler’s Most Influential and Asia’s Most Stylish. And today, he leads T-Labs, Tatler Asia’s content innovation hub, where he continues the noble pursuit of lifestyle storytelling, spinning stories on wealth, entertainment, necessary style, Hallyu, Hollywood, beauty and more for audiences across Asia.