SEOUL, May 19 (Yonhap) -- K-pop girl group i-dle is embracing a bold transformation with its latest comeback -- a new name, fresh sound and revamped image.

From Blackpink to Momoland, these are the names you should know for killer K-pop style.

In 2012, the song took over the internet, and it helped pave the way for the global success of Korean pop. But Psy, the artist behind it, spent years trying and failing to replicate the phenomenon.

Featuring heavily in K-dramas and worn by K-pop idols, Korean fashion hasn’t been equally influential on a global scale, but Seoul has emerged as a buzzy, fashion-forward city.

Definitive proof that, 10 years after Gangnam Style, K-pop is bigger and better than ever came again in the past few days, via two midyear metrics.

This isn’t the first year K-pop stars have attended the coveted event. Gangnam Style singer PSY and Super Junior’s Choi Siwon attended in 2013. K-pop singer and actor Rain attended in 2015.

Here are some of the K-pop style trends that have been spotted towards the end of 2024 that might be popping off big-time in 2025. From makeup to fashion, let’s see how these predictions pan out!

A new docuseries gives viewers an intimate look at the lives and struggles of K-pop stars, exploring the true cost of making it in South Korea’s cut-throat music industry.

So-called King of K-pop makes comeback with androgynous look that has been a massive hit with fans across Asia and around the world.