7 Idols Proving That Maximalism Is The Biggest Fashion Statement

Developing your personal style is a long journey, but there’s only one way to find out if you like it—try it! Maximalism is the style that brings it all, letting you get a taste of every fashion niche in one outfit. Why take one thing off before you leave the house when you could add another instead? Here are seven idols that show you how it’s done!

aespa’s Karina

This outfit is proof that maximalism doesn’t have to mean color. Even if your wardrobe is all-black, maximalism is about the combination! Jewelry, shoes, sunglasses, nails, even a bold haircut–aespa’s Karina is wearing it all in this outfit, and it’s a statement look in the best way possible!

(G)I-DLE’s Minnie

If you live in a tropical climate, maximalism might seem like too much layering. Minnie from (G)I-DLE shows that you can put a lot into a look without getting too sweaty by combining colors and patterns. If every piece is a statement piece, then it starts to look like one super cool, cohesive look!

LE SSERAFIM’s Hong Eunchae

If you’re a little hesitant to go all-out maximalism right out of the gate, LE SSERAFIM’s Hong Eunchae has a great example outfit. She keeps her look to three main colors and stacks up accessories in white, black, and pink. The combination gives the maximalism effect without being a total color bomb.

Kep1er’s Hikaru

If you live in a colder climate and love to layer, Kep1er’s Hikaru shows how to do it while making the biggest splash possible! She uses patterns to make her outfit stand out, combining wool, gingham, and leopard print for a look you just can’t keep your eyes off of. A chunky silver pendant is the cherry on top!

IVE’s Rei

A masterclass in maximalism, IVE’s Rei has a maximalist style even in her personal life. For a quick outfit on the days when you just can’t be bothered to accessorize, keep a bag on hand that’s stacked with keychains! Even with a plain outfit on, a patterned bag covered in keychains makes a statement.

TXT’s Yeonjun

Proof that maximalism is gender-neutral, Yeonjun of TXT has several outfits on his Instagram that make a statement. This one in particular makes great use of layering and accessories, mixing patterns and solid colors in a way that’s stylish and not too overwhelming. It’s all in the details!

TWICE’s Chaeyoung

In this photo shoot for Vogue, TWICE’s Chaeyoung makes jaws drop. Her outfits for the shoot combine fabrics, textures, patterns, and colors in innovative ways to make each look stand out. From bejeweled buttons to blue lace blouses, Chaeyoung proves that you can make any outfit work if you have the confidence to rock it!

Which of these looks is your favorite? Tell us in the comments!