The criteria for defining fashion have shifted. It's no longer about the clothes—it's about the people who wear them. tvN's new survival program brings together faces that have already disrupted the scene in their own right. From media icon Choi Minasu to Uwa, who has evolved from dancer to entertainer, these aren't just contestants—they represent the new faces of fashion.
The mentor lineup is equally formidable. Jang Yoon-ju, Lee Jong-won, TXT's Yeonjun, Cha Jung-won, Shin Hyun-ji, Ahn Areum, and Yanggaeng—experts of varying sensibilities who will set the standards for this arena. The stage demands more than mere styling; it calls for genuine fashion credibility paired with lethal star power. The 9 names handpicked by PAP Magazine's editor from the pre-released lineup hint at where the fashion scene is headed in 2026.
Fashion is no longer judged by a finished look, but by the attitude and identity of the person wearing it. is not just a competition show—it's a platform symbolizing a generational shift in Korea's fashion landscape. Who will become the face of fashion in 2026? The answer will soon be revealed.
The mentor lineup is equally formidable. Jang Yoon-ju, Lee Jong-won, TXT's Yeonjun, Cha Jung-won, Shin Hyun-ji, Ahn Areum, and Yanggaeng—experts of varying sensibilities who will set the standards for this arena. The stage demands more than mere styling; it calls for genuine fashion credibility paired with lethal star power. The 9 names handpicked by PAP Magazine's editor from the pre-released lineup hint at where the fashion scene is headed in 2026.
Fashion is no longer judged by a finished look, but by the attitude and identity of the person wearing it.
FAQ
What kind of program is 'Kill It: Style Creator Deathmatch'?
It's tvN's new fashion survival show where style creators who've each shaped the fashion scene compete. Media icons and entertainers like Choi Mina-su and Woowa join, with mentors like Jang Yoon-ju and Yeonjun presenting new fashion standards.
Who are the mentors on 'Kill It'?
Seven mentors from diverse fashion backgrounds participate: Jang Yoon-ju, Lee Jong-won, TXT's Yeonjun, Cha Jung-won, Shin Hyun-ji, Ahn Areum, and Yang Gaeng. They evaluate not just styling skill but genuine fashion insight and star power.
How does 'Kill It' differ from existing fashion survivals?
It evaluates people, not clothes, as fashion's center. Attitude and identity matter more than finished looks, positioning the show as a platform symbolizing generational change in Korean fashion.
