Suga looks equally comfortable in the studio producing the world's next smash hit as he does hanging out at a strawberry farm — and his style reflects that swaggering, no-nonsense ease. He loves muted hues, so you'll rarely see him wearing brights (at least off-stage). In fact, he loves the colour black so much that he once cited Batman as his fashion icon.
While the rapper mostly adheres to streetwear labels, as expected, every once in a while he ditches his uniform of Fear of God T-shirts and Mastermind Japan hats. When he slips on a fuzzy sweater, the world collectively swoons, and Twitter trends with all-caps mentions of his sartorial softness. It's nearly impossible to scroll through a timeline full of cosy-sweatered Suga without developing a lifelong crush. (Trust me, I've tried.)
To fully recreate Suga's style, don't forget an optional (but crucial to the character) accessory: a clementine in your pocket.