K-pop icon G-Dragon recently made headlines when one of his most iconic pieces of clothing sold for a staggering price at auction. The coat, famously worn by the artist during the 2010 Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA), fetched a whopping 167 million KRW (approximately $126,000 USD) at a recent online auction.
A Collaboration with Pharrell Williams
The auction, titled “Nothing but A G Thang: The Art & Archive of G-Dragon,” was a collaboration between G-Dragon and the digital auction platform JOOPITER, founded by renowned musician Pharrell Williams. The event offered a diverse range of items from G-Dragon’s personal collection, including fashion pieces, contemporary art, and memorabilia accumulated over the years.
A Piece of K-Pop History
The iconic coat, a black leather piece adorned with intricate detailing, became a symbol of G-Dragon’s style and influence during his early career. Its sale at such a high price reflects the artist’s enduring impact on fashion and K-pop culture.
This auction serves as a testament to G-Dragon’s global influence and the immense value fans place on pieces connected to their favorite artists. It’s a reminder that K-pop merchandise can be more than just souvenirs – they can become valuable pieces of history and art.