Oh No Nina , a youtuber , has a series where she uses the clothing she currently has in her closet to put the looks
together . “ The whole point of the series is for me to explore my own wardrobe to see if I can create these
cute outfits with the clothes I have ,” she explains . Anna Nguyen , aka TheFashionNMakeup , creates Lookbooks inspired by BTS ’ s comeback stages , and Katie from StealTheSpotlight replicates looks from music videos .
There are also ARMY who create videos based on the overall vibes of BTS ’ s fashion . Alexa at Nava Rose explains what each member ’ s core aesthetic is and how it can inspire ARMY ’ s clothing choices . She has also done DIY videos where she teaches viewers how to create some classic pieces , such as the grommet cap and hoop / chain earrings .
On TikTok , aisyavi18 uses all the techniques listed above to show her love for BTS . From the color choices and aesthetics to pieces of merchandise , Avi knows how to create cute , affordable options for ARMY worldwide . She even throws in some BT21 merchandise once in a while !
Fashion and music go hand in hand . “ Music is not just about listening anymore ,” SUGA explained to Billboard back in 2018 . “ You can see it nowadays … the visuals are
very important .” In that same interview , J-hope added how fashion is important to adding to the mood
while performing . “ Your attitude changes ,” he says .
“ As we try to express ourselves and perform , it feels very different depending on the clothing .” RM also adds , “ Music , fashion . It ’ s like the two best ways ... to prove oneself to the world .”
ARMY took those words to heart as they recreate their favorite looks from BTS . On our anniversary as a publication , ARMY Magazine salutes all of you who make these looks for not only yourself , but also to share with the