Admittedly I watched because of the promise of friendship revival among fashion industry workers. You do have to look that good all the time plus practice good manners if you're working in PR. It's hyperreal because we see callous celebrities and influencers continue to thrive when in fact rumors travel faster than light for those kind of antics. Fame won't take you places but lineage that corresponds with money does.

Having 4 main characters amidst an evolving love story between the 2 can be disorienting but this gang is solid! The approach to each character's back story may seem impractical but once we embody the "ride or die" motto, we're in for a treat.

I'd like to dub this a story of my generation particularly in Korean culture (in Korea itself as well as in ventures run by Korean elders). We're overworked. We try hard to let off steam by taking up whatever liberalism provide. We're not so numb, bored perhaps, but there's always wisdom around the corner to be thankful for. Thus, I think each character went through deep thinking mode when entering crisis. It's not shown nor mentioned but we know they do so everytime a change of mindset is present. Self developing insight is probable!

Lastly, watching a cis male designer with a hint of queer sexuality surrounded by love is never quite enough. However, I'm hopeful for off screen social change instead of asking for more visibility in an 8 episodes slice of life drama. That includes a social change where younger Korean workers can laugh cry express themselves, perhaps through living more passionately or from actually trying to understand our tendency in dating/mating?