JYP apologizes for controversy over "similar to Blackpink in Twice Hanbok costume"

Twice apologized after controversy arose that the hanbok worn by the group TWICE was similar to the clothes worn by Black Pink.

TWICE's agency JYP Entertainment said on TWICE's official SNS on the 11th, "The hanbok related to the costumes of Dahyun and Chaeyoung's Melody Project was not properly aware of the products or similarities purchased from hanbok companies."

"We gave a deep apology to the designer with an explanation of the situation," they said. "I will be more careful not to let this happen again in the future."

Earlier at 6 p.m. the previous day, TWICE's agency released a video of "Switch to me" by DAHYUN and CHAEYOUNG - Melody Project" on its official YouTube channel.

The video in question covers TWICE members Dahyun and Chaeyoung's song "Let's Change to Me" by singer Rain and Park Jin-young, released on December 31 last year. The two members showed off their various charms by showing off their costumes with different concepts.

Among them, some pointed out that the hanbok costume worn by Dahyun is similar to the outfit worn by Jisoo, a member of the group BlackPink, during the music video shoot "How You Like That."

The stylist who participated in the actual production of BLACKPINK Hanbok costume posted a TWICE video on her personal SNS and said, "Huh? Custom costumes of my design that I didn't do?"

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