K-Pop Star Song Ga-in Dazzles in Stunning 'K-Reincarnation' Photoshoot

K-pop sensation Song Ga-in has undergone a dramatic transformation.

On the 9th, Song Ga-in's YouTube channel released a video titled 'What Happens When Trot Queen Song Ga-in Receives a Top-Tier Korean Fantasy 'Fairy Makeup'!'

In the video, Song Ga-in participated in a concept photoshoot for a Hanbok brand. She mentioned that she left a comment on social media after seeing the event, to which a brand representative humorously responded, "At first, I thought it was phishing. I wondered if it was a scam."

Regarding the concept shoot, Song Ga-in expressed, "I love changing and transforming. I wanted to find a new side of myself." The photoshoot theme was 'K-Reincarnation,' and Song Ga-in transformed into three characters: a Taoist hermit, a fairy, and a swordsman.

When asked why she didn't choose the gumiho or imugi characters, Song Ga-in candidly shared, "I wanted to try styles I haven't shown before. The imugi character involves exposure. The hot pants are too short, and I can't wear turtlenecks because of my short neck. I want to do something pretty."

Before the shoot, Song Ga-in confidently stated, "I've seen the poses, but I haven't practiced," then humorously admitted, "My legs are a bit short, so I might need to lengthen them with Photoshop."

During the K-pop makeup session, Song Ga-in expressed her admiration for Jennie, saying, "I like Jennie," but when trying a wavy hairstyle, she remarked, "My face looks rustic, so adding waves makes me look like a country person."

Watching the Taoist hermit concept shoot, a staff member exclaimed, "You'll get cast in a drama!" For the fairy transformation, Song Ga-in attached long hairpieces, commenting, "I look pretty with long hair. You have to be successful to look good. In the past, I only did lotus leaves or hair like a cutlassfish."

In the final swordsman concept, Song Ga-in showcased her sexy charm, stating, "I don't have any sexy," while exuding charisma and capturing attention.

Reported by Kim Eun-jung, TenAsia journalist eun@tenasia.co.kr