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Netflix 'The Art of Sarah' Episode 1: Shin Hye-sun Outfit Details

Have you watched Netflix’s new series 'The Art of Sarah' (Korean title: 'Lady Doir') yet?
Before it dropped, I thought it would be centered on “Ripley syndrome,” but after binging it, that’s not really what it is at all.
The emotions stack up in a surprisingly complex way, and I ended up fully locked in until the very end.
As you follow Sarah Kim (played by Shin Hye-sun), there are so many moments where you feel both sympathy and a strange kind of admiration—and that’s probably why it lingers.

In this post, I’ve organized the standout looks from Episode 1.
These outfits appear in a flashback scene where upper-class women talk about Sarah Kim, the head of Boudoir Korea.
Both are two-piece setups that work well as references for formal occasions.

Outfit Summary

• Episode 1: EENK Blue Tweed Set
• Episode 1: AVOUAVOU Pink Wool-Silk Set
• Episode 1: AVOUAVOU Double Tailored Setup

1. 'The Art of Sarah' Ep.1 Shin Hye-sun Outfit: EENK Blue Tweed Set

At the time of writing, it was listed as a time sale available for about the next 7 days.

This set is a muted, slightly “pressed-down” blue rather than a loud, vivid shade.
So it doesn’t scream on screen, but it still has a clear presence.
Color-wise, it reads like a great pick for Winter Cool tones.

Because the tweed jacket is cropped with a V-neck, the upper body doesn’t look heavy or boxed in.
It uses a hidden-button closure, but the button loops add a subtle detail that keeps it feeling classic without being boring.

The skirt is midi-length with patch pockets, so it doesn’t go full “stiff suit” mode.
It has that polished vibe—like a fashion exec / magazine editor kind of work look.
And since it’s a matching set, you can layer it in different ways depending on the season.

Best Body Types

• Straight: The structured tweed helps smooth and sharpen the upper-body line, so it looks the most stable and flattering.
• Wave: The cropped top improves proportions, but stiff tweed can make the upper body look bigger—go with a thin, clean inner layer.
• Natural (caution): Tweed can add more angles, so shoulders may stand out. Softer inner pieces or hair styling can help balance it out.

Styling Tips

• Since the set itself is the statement, keeping the inner top in black or navy makes everything look cleaner and more expensive.
• Shoes can go bold (like in the scene), but for real-life wedding guest outfits, nude-toned pumps are the safest bet.

2. The Art of Sarah Ep.1 Shin Hye-sun Outfit: AVOUAVOU Pink Wool-Silk Set

Even though this set is a light pink, the overall mood feels calm and refined.
It reads especially flattering for Summer Cool tones.
The jacket is listed as a wool 73% / silk 27% blend, and the shawl collar gives it a strong, classic impression.

The skirt has a long tulle silhouette that creates natural volume when you walk,
and the wide waistband helps the top-to-bottom proportion look more balanced.
Together, the two pieces land in the ~KRW 1,900,000 range (about 1,319 USD), so it’s definitely on the pricey side—but it’s the kind of set that instantly “does the job” for events, weddings, and formal occasions.

This same setup was previously worn by Suzy in Netflix’s drama Genie, Make a Wish.

Best Body Types

• Wave: The tulle skirt adds volume to the lower body, which often highlights your strengths. If the jacket is too tight, the upper body can feel emphasized—fit matters.
• Straight: The cropped jacket keeps the torso neat, and if the skirt volume is controlled, it looks very elegant.
• Natural (caution): Long tulle can read bulky. Pointed-toe shoes or slimmer heels help visually “lengthen downward.”

Styling Tips

• With a pink set, it’s better to keep accessories light—pearls or silver usually look the most refined.
• If the upper body feels a bit much, wear your hair down naturally and choose a smaller bag to keep the overall balance.

3. The Art of Sarah (literal title: Lady Doir) Episode 1: Shin Hye-sun Outfit — AVOUAVOU Double Tailored Setup

The biggest highlight of this setup is the light purple tweed bouclé fabric.
The textured weave looks especially luxurious on screen, and the covered-button detail makes the whole look feel even more refined.

Even though the top is cropped, the collar proportions are nicely balanced, so it doesn’t read too short.
The bottom is a midi-length H-line pencil skirt with a wrap detail—classic, but not plain.
Worn together as a set, it has the right amount of “formal energy” for dressier occasions.

Best body types

• Straight: The structured tweed and double-breasted front cleanly organizes the upper body line, so it looks the most stable and flattering.
• Wave: The cropped top helps proportions, but if the skirt fits too tightly, it can emphasize the lower body—keeping a bit more ease in sizing usually balances it better.
• Natural (caution): The added structure can make the shoulders/upper body look more angular. Choose a softer inner layer, and keep accessories small for a cleaner balance.

Styling tips

• Since the skirt silhouette is clean, shoes with a simple line—like black pumps—are the safest choice.
• If you want a more formal mood, keeping the bag in a mini size helps the overall balance.

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