Stray Kids’ Felix has developed a distinctive fashion identity built around experimentation, unexpected proportions and a willingness to move between traditional and contemporary menswear.
As he celebrates his birthday on September 15, his recent looks offer a glimpse into how he has continued to explore different silhouettes, textures and styling ideas. Since becoming a Louis Vuitton House Ambassador in 2023, Felix has also become a familiar presence at major fashion events and campaigns.
One of his more theatrical looks combines a glossy black leather blazer with a butter-yellow silk shirt and skinny black tie. Scarlet patent gloves, an oversized bouclé hat and statement jewellery add dramatic touches, transforming otherwise structured tailoring into an editorial ensemble.
Felix has also embraced archival fashion. For a Gentle Monster, Disney and Formula 1 campaign, he wore an archival Yohji Yamamoto and Dainese motorcycle jacket from the Autumn/Winter 2004 collection. Black utility trousers, wraparound sunglasses and a sculptural racing helmet gave the outfit a futuristic edge.
At Louis Vuitton’s Cruise 2027 show, he took a more romantic approach with an elongated double-breasted frock coat featuring curved shawl lapels. Worn with a black shirt, tie and crystal LV monogram pin, the look drew on historical tailoring while maintaining a contemporary silhouette.
His off-duty style can be considerably more relaxed. An oversized white hoodie with balloon sleeves, grey sweatpants, a backward cap and large headphones created a casual look centred on exaggerated proportions and layered accessories.
For streetwear, Felix has also experimented with darker silhouettes. A pair of loose Rick Owens cargo shorts was styled with a white T-shirt, Chrome Hearts varsity jacket, chunky trainers, socks, sunglasses and a backward cap.
At Louis Vuitton’s Visionary Journeys exhibition in Seoul, he turned to an all-ivory ensemble featuring a blazer with black piping, a low scoop-neck tank and dramatically flared denim. The combination challenged conventional ideas of formal menswear while introducing a strong 1970s influence.
Felix has also incorporated skirts and kilts into his wardrobe. For an Atiissu campaign, he paired a white safari shirt and narrow black tie with an asymmetric pleated kilt layered over fitted trousers, finished with a black leather cowboy hat.
Elsewhere, he has combined collegiate styling with luxury accessories, wearing a red varsity jacket with leather sleeves alongside a Louis Vuitton trunk-inspired bag. In another look, a classic camel overcoat was contrasted with a black turtleneck, Rick Owens cargo trousers, a leather trapper hat and chunky footwear.
Across these different appearances, Felix’s approach to fashion consistently plays with proportion, layering and contrasts. His wardrobe moves between tailored coats, streetwear, archival pieces and traditionally gendered silhouettes, creating a style that reflects the increasingly fluid direction of contemporary menswear.
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