Actress Ko So-young revealed her vintage luxury items that she has kept for 30 years.
As she took out her collection marked by time, she candidly and joyfully expressed her feelings she wanted to convey to her daughter and daughter-in-law, catching attention.
On the 13th, a video titled ‘Classics are Eternal’ was released on Ko So-young's personal YouTube channel ‘That’s Ko So-young’.
In the video, Ko So-young showed luxury items she has collected over the past 30 years, bringing out old memories and emotions.
“These items are at least 20 to 25 years old. They are all touched by my hands,” she added with affection, explaining, “Some were passed down from my mother, and most I bought myself,” sharing her fashion history.
In particular, Ko So-young introduced belts, bags, and shoes she wore during her activities in the 1990s, saying, “This is what I wore while filming ‘Beat’,” and even tried them on. “That was the brilliant time of my 20s. Seeing these items brings back all those memories,” she said.
However, the highlight of the video was undoubtedly her ‘daughter-in-law comment’.
Ko So-young said, “I will eventually have a daughter-in-law. So, I plan to give her one item each time she does something pretty. But it has to be something I like,” she said with a smile. While talking about luxury items to pass down like a legacy, her realistic mother-in-law comment made viewers laugh.
This comment resonated with many netizens. Reactions included, “How cool to present classic luxury items like this,” “Ko So-young saying she will give her daughter-in-law luxury items… truly legendary,” and “Ko So-young’s style really transcends time.”
Ko So-young married actor Jang Dong-gun in 2010 and has one son and one daughter. Currently, she is more active in communicating through social media and her YouTube channel rather than acting, establishing herself as a role model for women in their 20s and 30s with her unique elegant yet witty charm.
The story of Ko So-young with luxury items that carry the passage of time. The essence of that classic is still valid today.
[Kim Seung-hye, MK Sports Reporter]
