The BTS member wore it when performing the song Idol in the program The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in September 2020. The design will be auctioned on April 22 with an initial price of 5 million won (approximately $ 4,469). The shirt was worn by Jimin at Gyeongbokgung Palace. Photo: Allkpop. Kim Rieul made Jimin fans angry when he admitted that he took away the male singer’s shirt and didn’t wash it. The incident was revealed when the designer filmed a video showing off his wardrobe. “This shirt was actually worn by Jimin on stage at Gyeongbokgung Palace to perform. I didn’t even wash it. I got it back right after the event,” Kim said. Koreaboo Comment: “It will be sold with Jimin’s intact body odor”. The BTS fan community thinks that the designer’s actions are unethical. Many people questioned whether Jimin knew his clothes would be sold without washing? Or did HYBE (Big Hit Entertainment) allow the designer to auction? The designer takes a video showing off the shirt that is about to be auctioned. Screenshots. “I still keep the outfit BTS wear because at first, they said they wanted to buy it. I never sold my clothes to idols. And I couldn’t just sell them to each BTS group. Get your clothes back, “Kim Rieul said. In early April, the auction organization said the original designer did not want to sell the shirt Jimin wore. However, after that, he agreed. Fans were also very excited to hear idol clothes being auctioned at that time.

After posting the photo, many fans left comments to praise and express jealousy because he had valuable items. “If you want to know who bought BTS’s costumes, it is me,” Landon wrote in the photo caption. The young man showed off a photo of BTS. Photo: @landonangeloofficial. In the interview with Vogue The 22-year-old admits he often collects costumes worn by famous artists. Whether it’s on stage clothes or videos, he tries to buy it. In March, Big Hit Entertainment and BTS announced they have decided to wear 7 outfits Life Goes On for auction at charity event Grammy Awards . Costumes include t-shirts, pajamas, shirts, trousers, sweaters, and menswear. The auction process takes place on March 8-23. The proceeds will go to the Grammy Museum. The shirt was worn by Jimin at Gyeongbokgung Palace. Photo: Allkpop. In fact, BTS’s costumes are not uncommon for auction. In mid-April, Jimin’s shirt was worn to perform the song Idol at Gyeongbokgung Palace (Korea) was also auctioned off. However, the fact that the designer did not wash the shirt and still kept the male idol’s sweat created controversy in the fan community. Therefore, the auction was postponed.