BTS members Jin and Jimin turned Incheon International Airport into a fashion runway on Tuesday, drawing attention with two eye-catching looks as they departed Korea for overseas events ahead of the group’s upcoming European tour.
The two global stars showcased contrasting styles that quickly became a talking point among fans online — with Jin opting for a clean denim-on-denim ensemble and Jimin embracing a softer yet edgy rock-chic aesthetic.
Jin arrived at the airport in a vintage-inspired semi-oversized denim jacket featuring a medium-blue wash, paired with matching wide-fit denim pants. The coordinated look highlighted his tall frame, with the relaxed silhouette and elongated pant legs creating a polished yet effortless appearance.
He layered a simple white crew-neck T-shirt beneath the jacket and completed the outfit with white sneakers, maintaining a fresh and cohesive color palette. A black baseball cap, subtle silver chain necklace and minimalist black leather shoulder bag added understated sophistication to the look.
Jimin, meanwhile, showcased a completely different fashion mood. The singer wore a soft sky-blue V-neck knit pullover paired with wide-fit black leather pants, creating a striking contrast between the bright top and the darker, edgier bottom half.
The glossy leather texture and bold silver-buckle belt added a rock-inspired touch, while a brown newsboy cap complemented his long ash-colored hair. Fans also noticed a playful sunflower-shaped key ring attached to his simple leather crossbody bag, adding a charming accent to the otherwise chic outfit.
Jimin further elevated the look with layered jewelry around the neckline and wrists, paired with sleek black shoes that completed the carefully balanced ensemble.
Airport fashion has long been a major point of interest among K-pop fans, with BTS members frequently generating buzz for their personal style choices while traveling for overseas activities.
Meanwhile, BTS is set to launch its European tour in Madrid on Friday and Saturday. The group will perform in five cities as part of the tour, marking another major international chapter for the global K-pop phenomenon.
