Leading lifestyle magazine HYPEBEAST has released its latest edition of “HYPEBEAST 100,” and none other than BIGBANG‘s fearless leader G-Dragon made the cut as Korea’s sole representative on the list.

Crafted by the magazine’s editors, writers, “HYPEBEAST 100? is a list honoring the 100 most influential people impacting the international creative world right now.

“If you’re at all familiar with K-Pop, G-Dragon is the first name that comes to mind,” the magazine writes, highlighting G-Dragon’s international stardom and many achievements not just as a singer-songwriter-producer but also as a fashion influencer, mentioning his relationship with photographer Terry Richardson and exclusive collaborative capsule collection with Italian luxury footwear company Giuseppe Zanotti.

Others who made the list include musicians Pharrell Williams, Rihanna, fashion designer Alexander Wang, and artist Takashi Murakami.

Congratulations to G-Dragon!

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BIGBANG’s G-Dragon is dubbed as the “Korean pop star that caused a stir at Chanel” in a feature published by British publication, The Telegraph. 

Ever since attending Karl Lagerfield’s yearly presentation, G-Dragon never fails to catch the attention not only from his fans, but also from the international press. Immediately after his appearance at Chanel on January 26th, G-Dragon appeared in a number of articles including a post published by The New York Times. 

This time, The Telegraph, considered G-Dragon as one of the most tagged celebrities at the event, sitting in the front row amongst other stars such as Cara Delevigne, Diane Kruger and more. Aside from attending the event in a stylish ensemble from the brand, he was further commended for his strong fanbase and social media influence, and considered to be becoming “a real fashion week character.” 

Meanwhile, G-Dragon, along with member T.O.P, both flew to Paris, France last week to attend respective presentations at Paris Fashion Week. 

Image: Rex for “The Telegraph”

Rex for “The Telegraph”

Source:TheTelegraph