Ice Spice, Red Velvet’s Seulgi, & ARTMS’s Heejin Wore The Same Top But Served Totally Different Vibes

Fashion trends often find their way into the wardrobes of celebrities, but it’s not just about who wore it first — it’s about who wore it best. Or, in the case of CORMIO‘s “Eva” striped off-shoulder top, who wore it their most unique way. Ice Spice, Red Velvet‘s Seulgi, and ARTMS‘s Heejin, each known for their distinct styles, were all spotted rocking the same top, yet they delivered such different vibes that it stirred quite the conversation.

The “Eva” pink tube top is a fashion statement in itself. Crafted from a wool blend, it features a mulberry pink hue interlaced with metallic threading and adorned with a horizontal stripe pattern, star print, and glitter detailing that catches the light and the eye.

It’s designed to hang off the shoulder and is finished with long sleeves — though all three of our stars opted to remove them — and ribbed cuffs and hem. Priced at approximately ₩506,000 KRW (about $390 USD), it’s a piece that doesn’t shy away from making its presence known.

Ice Spice brought the top into the limelight during her appearance on Saturday Night Live. By pairing it with a denim skirt, black stockings, knee-high leather boots, and a sparkling necklace, she channeled a very 2000s vibe reminiscent of an era where bold and revealing fashion ruled.

Her signature curly short haircut added a personal touch to the outfit, encapsulating a blend of nostalgia and contemporary rap glamour.

Seulgi, on the other hand, incorporated the top into Red Velvet’s visual feast in their latest music video for “Chill Kill.” Her take on the “Eva” top was unapologetically rockstar — messy wavy hair, heavy dark eye makeup, and a pairing of Gyeong‘s patch boot cut denim jeans.

The addition of an embroidered jacket from HYSTERIC GLAMOUR and leather platform sneakers from VETEMENTS added even more to the vibe. Seulgi embodied the spirit of a modern-day rock icon, transforming the playful top into something edgier and more intense.

Heejin’s rendition was a stark contrast to the other two. During her performance on Inkigayo, she opted for a cutesy appeal, creating a monochromatic hot pink outfit that was both eye-catching and adorable. The fluffy white legwarmer boots and matching fluffy hat brought an element of whimsy and fun to the look, making it head-turningly cute.

Ice Spice’s throwback flair, Seulgi’s rockstar chic, and Heejin’s playful charm demonstrate that fashion is not just what you wear but how you wear it. As for who wore it best? That’s a matter of personal taste.