The Korean wave, or Hallyu, has taken Delhi by storm, influencing everything from fashion trends to skincare routines. The city is turning into a haven for Korean fashion and beauty, in line with the growing love for everything Seoul. Whether you are a K-pop fan, a Korean drama enthusiast, or just interested in the creative aesthetics and culture of Korea, Delhi has some exciting places to indulge in trendy fashion, authentic food, and cutting-edge skincare.
Patriot brings guide to six must-visit places for Korean fashion and one bonus location for beauty enthusiasts:
Majnu Ka Tilla: A blend of cultures
Majnu Ka Tilla (MKT) is a vibrant hub of Tibetan and Korean cultures, offering affordable Korean fashion and authentic cuisine. Its highlights include Gangnam Restaurant & Shop, with stylish hoodies and K-pop merchandise, and Koja Store, blending Korean and Japanese aesthetics. Pop-up stalls sell budget-friendly replicas of high-end Korean brands, making MKT a paradise for fashion enthusiasts.
Foodies can savour Korean dishes like kimchi, bibimbap, and tteokbokki, immersing themselves in a fusion of fashion, food, and music.
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K-Fashion loft, Khan Market: High-end Korean fashion
For an upscale shopping experience, visit K-Fashion Loft in Khan Market. Known for its sophisticated Korean fashion, the boutique offers elegant pieces like silk blouses and tailored jackets from top designers.
It also hosts exclusive events to showcase new collections, offering a glimpse into Seoul’s high-fashion scene. With polished interiors and personalised service, shopping here is a luxurious experience.
Seoul station, Lajpat Nagar: Youthful and trendy
Seoul Station near Lajpat Nagar combines Korean food with fashion, popular among students and young professionals. The boutique offers affordable street fashion essentials like oversized sweatshirts, denim, and graphic tees, alongside accessories like caps, bags, and ornaments reflecting Korean pop culture. Don’t miss the restaurant, serving delicious street food like ramen and Korean fried chicken.
K-Look, Select Citywalk Saket: Contemporary and cool
Located in one of Delhi’s most popular malls, K-Look is a favourite for contemporary Korean styles. The store consistently updates its collection with fresh arrivals, from edgy K-pop-inspired outfits to minimalist, chic designs.
K-Look also conducts workshops and events occasionally, where fashion experts share their expertise on styling Korean outfits and keeping up with the latest trends. The store’s sleek and modern ambiance makes it a great spot for those looking to explore sophisticated Korean fashion.
Hana market, Hauz Khaz: A hidden gem
Hana Market in Hauz Khas offers both Korean groceries and a small, affordable fashion section blending traditional and modern styles. It’s a great spot for first-time shoppers, with items like gochujang, instant noodles, seaweed snacks, soju, and banana milk, making it a one-stop shop for Korean food and fashion.
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Jenna’s Korean beauty, Satya Niketan
No guide to Korean culture in Delhi would be complete without mentioning skincare and beauty. Jenna’s Korean Beauty in Satya Niketan is a haven for K-beauty fans. The store offers an extensive range of products, from hydrating sheet masks and BB creams to serums, cleansers, and sunscreens suited for various skin types. Jenna’s team provides personalised skincare consultations, helping customers build effective routines based on Korean beauty principles.
For the novice and the serious beauty enthusiast alike, Jenna’s stands out for its authentic K-beauty products and expert advice. Their blog is also really helpful, offering tips on everything from mastering that iconic 10-step skincare routine to choosing products that fit your individual skin concerns.
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