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The four gals have no European/American heritage. Don't let the blonde and light hair fool you. They are between 5'6"-5'8". I do think the backup dancers were selected to be around the same height for a reason. You seem very observant. How could you tell that they have European proportions from the previous video? Here is a more clearer and zoomed out video to see though.
Those long legs. A lot of Japanese and Koreans are built lower to the ground; shorter legs in comparison to the torso. But quite a few "Altaic" peoples, to which grouping Koreans are believed to belong to, do have "Western" admixture, dating back to ancient times: the Mongols, Uighurs, Tibetans, Kazakhs, etc.
The four gals have no European/American heritage. Don't let the blonde and light hair fool you. They are between 5'6"-5'8". I do think the backup dancers were selected to be around the same height for a reason. You seem very observant. How could you tell that they have European proportions from the previous video? Here is a more clearer and zoomed out video to see though.
Not sure if there's a true name for it, but I think it's cute. It's just a longer tunic and short set. Sexy, easy to move around in, and practical for dancing.
It appears to be a shortened, modern version of the salwar kameez, a traditional South Asian outfit. It comes in many forms but always includes a long tunic and varying lengths and cuts of pants or skirts. Just a modern take on the outfit.
A closeup full screen on the monitor of this particular longer one shows it as basically a dress that has been cut up and sewn across(crossing one piece over the other) the body? Maybe anyone can do it at home....
haha, I thought like you that it was a dress. Korea's style is always interested
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