Jennie Kim Debuts Whimsical Airport Style at Incheon

Let’s start at the top. Jennie wore the Supreme Waxed Wool 6-Panel cap from the brand’s FW22 drop—a Halley Stevensons waxed wool piece with embroidered logos and a webbing strap closure. It grounded the look in streetwear, but what followed was anything but typical.

Her vest, a standout from Young N Sang, was a knitted blue-and-white piece with handwoven motifs and pom-pom embellishments—a nod to the brand’s artisanal ethos and its commitment to ageless, sustainable fashion. Paired with slouchy grey sweatpants, the silhouette felt like a deliberate shrug at conventional airport polish.

But Jennie’s accessories told a different story. She carried The Row’s Off-White India 12.00 Bag—a $4,050 pebble-grained deerskin top-handle piece with buffed sheepskin lining and logo-engraved silver-tone hardware. It whispered quiet luxury, the kind that doesn’t need to announce itself.

On her wrist: the Patek Philippe Golden Ellipse 18K Gold Blue Dial Watch. A timepiece born of the golden ratio, its elliptical case and sunburst blue dial added a layer of mathematical elegance to the otherwise playful look. It’s the kind of watch that says, “I know exactly what I’m doing.”

Then came the curveball: Vibram Ivory Fivefingers V-Soul Shoes. Designed for indoor fitness and maximum ground feel, these toe-separating ballet hybrids are part of Vibram’s “max feel” philosophy. Jennie wore them like they were Margiela Tabi boots—confidently, irreverently, and with zero apology.

Montbell Trail Sunglasses Pl rounded out the look. Lightweight, polarized, and built for outdoor performance, they added a sporty edge and a hint of utilitarian cool.

Hair pulled back, makeup minimal, attitude intact—Jennie’s styling felt cohesive in its refusal to conform. It was a look that could only work on someone who understands fashion as both armor and art.