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article: (G)I-DLE, Wearing Korean Red Cross Rescue Team Uniforms, Crisis of Being Fined for Going on Stage
source: Insights through Instagram
[+127] I can see why this is controversial.
[+28] There are so many pretty dresses to choose from, but why did you choose this one in particular?
[+19] Oh dear, don't touch anything that involves saving lives. Choose better next time.
[+12] Ha, why are the stage costumes like this these days…
[+0] I had a feeling this was going to be controversial… ㅠㅠㅠ
[+9] I know it's controversial because they used a logo that shouldn't be used, but why is there talk of sexualizing the Red Cross?
– Is it because it's depicted as sexy?
[+0] Just call it the Swiss Army look.
[+1] How can this be sexualized?
[+0] So I think there's an opportunity for the Korean Red Cross to hire (G)-IDLE to do an awareness campaign or something like that.
[+0] I remember a scene from an American drama 35 years ago where pretty older brothers and sisters were running in slow motion wearing red cross costumes. I wonder if times have changed and these kinds of costumes are sexualized these days.
[+0] I don't think this would have been controversial if they had just left off the red cross logo.
[+0] Has no one put their brain into this problem? What do their agencies do if it's not their job?
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