8 K-Pop Idols Who Have Both Feminine and Masculine Charms, Really Unique

Taemin first wore makeup during the photoshoot for his SM Entertainment profile. Makeup is like a mask for Taemin, transforming his behavior and making him look cool. Additionally, Taemin uses makeup as a way to channel the atmosphere conveyed by his concept and music.

Amber popularized her unique appearance and style through her work with f(x). According to Amber, appearance is closely related to culture, so people will be amazed when faced with something new. Slowly but surely, that something new will become a trend in the future.

Although initially not liking long hair, Jeonghan slowly started to like it and was not hesitant to show off his long hair. Long hair is not a barrier to maintaining a masculine appearance in front of fans.

Jungyeon is known as the tomboy member of TWICE. This idol is more often seen with a super short haircut since her debut. But don't be mistaken, everyone is captivated by her beauty when Jungyeon shows her feminine side.

Ren's appearance, which blends gender during his debut with the boy group NUEST, successfully captivated K-Pop enthusiasts. Ren changed the public's perception of male idols with his unique charm, namely long blonde hair and colorful nails.

Moonbyul's charisma as a rapper of MAMAMOO makes her an incredibly cool idol. It is not uncommon for Moonbyul to wear loose clothing or even male hanbok, which melts fans' hearts with her charm.

Heechul's style and personality prove his pride in his androgynous appearance. Despite enjoying being dressed in women's clothing and having long hair, Heechul has a personality that contradicts his soft appearance. Heechul's appearance proves that gender stereotypes are not a problem for him.

Androgynous appearance is G-Dragon's trademark. This idol, born in 1988, sets his own standards in appearance in a society that holds firmly to traditional values.