G-Dragon’s ‘pajama look’ at airport turns out to be first-class loungewear
G-Dragon returns to Korea through Incheon International Airport, Monday. Xportsnews
Singer G-Dragon has once again captured attention with his airport fashion, this time by arriving in what appeared to be pajamas. The outfit turned out to be the loungewear provided exclusively to Korean Air’s first-class passengers.
Korean Air posted photos of G-Dragon on its official Instagram account Wednesday, writing captions such as, “Korean Air first-class loungewear with GD,” and “POWER — even in-flight loungewear he pulls off effortlessly.”
The pictures were taken when the singer returned from New York through Incheon International Airport.
The loungewear in question is designed by Italian luxury bedding brand Frette, introduced earlier this year as part of Korean Air’s service upgrade following the launch of its new corporate identity in March.
To enhance the premium in-flight experience, the airline rolled out new menus, refined bedding options and upgraded cabin services.
For first-class passengers, Korean Air now offers mattresses made with functional new materials and Frette loungewear crafted from top-grade natural cotton.
The garments are distinguished by their intricate embroidery, produced in collaboration with a specialized atelier. Passengers are also allowed to take the loungewear and slippers home as souvenirs after their flights.
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