Lee Jin-wook's Chrome Hearts outfit at a restaurant opening has fans divided
Actor Lee Jin-wook was spotted at a Gangnam opening event for a US franchise restaurant, turning up in a Chrome Hearts long-sleeve worth several million won layered with silver necklaces and rings. Video of the outing circulated on social media, drawing warm reactions to his visuals but a split verdict on the styling.

Actor Lee Jin-wook made an unexpected appearance at the Gangnam pre-opening event for an American franchise restaurant on the 1st, and the outfit he wore drew nearly as much attention as his presence.
A social media user posted a short clip from inside the venue, captioning it: "He came dressed casually and still looked incredibly handsome." The video showed Lee Jin-wook with his fringe worn naturally down, no visible makeup, and an easy, approachable manner as he moved through the space. When fans asked for photos, he obliged without hesitation.

The look
What he was actually wearing, though, was far from understated. Lee Jin-wook had on a Chrome Hearts long-sleeve top with cross detailing, priced in the multi-million won range, layered with several silver Chrome Hearts necklaces and rings on both hands. The hood of a sweatshirt was pulled up loosely over the top. The overall effect was deliberately casual but the accessories carried real weight, both financially and visually.
Reactions to his visuals were uniformly positive. The actor, who has long been regarded as having classically handsome features, drew the usual appreciative comments about his face. The styling, however, split opinion. Some viewers felt the stacked silver accessories pushed the look into yeongpoti territory, a Korean shorthand for men in their forties who dress with a noticeably youthful or streetwear-forward aesthetic. Others argued that his features are so conventionally "actor-like" that the harder-edged Chrome Hearts styling read as slightly mismatched rather than effortlessly cool.
It is a familiar tension for actors who try to move between polished press-tour looks and off-duty streetwear. The accessories are doing a lot of the heavy lifting here, and when the pieces are this recognizable, the brand becomes part of the conversation whether or not that was the intention.
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