Seventeen Imagines

The 8: fashion designer

Minghao overheard his managers and stylists talking about the concept for the group's upcoming tour, and how a certain fashion designer was commissioned to created a set of 13 jackets and pants. The idol was giddy hearing your name leave one of his managers' mouths, knowing "Park Yn" was incredibly famous and was hard to convince to take on commissions. Minghao could only imagine how the outfits were going to look, thinking about your past creations from fashion shows and magazines. He anticipated the designs, asking daily when they'd arrive.

And before Minghao and the rest of the group knew it the commissioned jackets and pants were waiting for the members in their practice room, just days before the first show of the tour. Every member had a unique black jacket with gold accents on them that somehow matched each member perfectly. Most of the pants were the same except for a few; you as the designer didn't want the outfits to seem too extreme since the jackets already had a lot going on. Minghao was beyond impressed by the work that went into all 13 jackets.

Since Minghao is big into fashion he's well aware that whenever you're commissioned to do designs for people you personally create the pieces, not your team. Which made it all that more impressive to the idol. He admired your craftsmanship, staring intensely at every members jacket to inspect each and every stitch and beading. It was obvious you put a lot of heart and thought into the outfits, and with how quickly you got them done was beyond Minghao's comprehension.

Seventeen's short tour was a huge success. After days of performing for their fans the final show was over. The boys were all exhausted from the strenuous choreographies they danced, all of them drenched in sweat as they entered their private green room. Minghao was just as tired as everyone else but he couldn't think about anything but his jacket. He took extra care of the piece of clothing, and after every performance he inspected the jacket to make sure nothing was missing or ripped.

Everyone was either sitting and relaxing on the couches in the green room or stretching in the open spaces of the room. Minghao was checking his jacket out in the long mirror, a small smile on his face.

"You must really like your jacket, Hao." Jeonghan walked up to the younger member.

"I do. I hope we can keep them." Minghao's smile grew a little bigger.

The room suddenly went silent when the green room door unexpectedly opened. You walked in, a tall woman that none of the members recognized, with all their eyes on you. They were confused and slightly uncomfortable with a stranger in the room with them.

"Uh..hello? I think you're in the wrong room." Seungcheol stated awkwardly.

You ignored the eldest member and took a few steps forward, your heels clacking on the white tile floor. Some of the members were starting to think you might be a random fan that somehow snuck backstage. Minghao was slightly uncomfortable by your presence though he also couldn't help but admire your stylish clothes.

You were wearing a white satin button-up with plaid laced lantern sleeves. The shoulders came to a point, the collar was long and sharp and the satin cuffs were at least three inches long. Your blouse was tucked neatly into a black high waisted pencil skirt that reached your upper shins. With deep red pointed heels on your feet, you held a matching red clutch purse in your dainty hands.

Even your lips and long oval nails were painted a blood red color. Your black hair was in a neat, low bun with small strands of curled hair deliberately laid on the sides of your face. You were wearing diamond encrusted gold dangling earrings with a matching set of golden rings on your slim fingers and a long gold necklace on your chest with a large diamond pendant hanging. Minghao thought you looked incredibly elegant.

Not to mention you were wearing big round sunglasses inside so no one could properly see your face, intimidating the entire room. But being the designer of Seventeen's latest outfits you wanted to see how the jackets held up after their tour and to admire how the coats looked on the intended models. You even watched the group's last show to see what your work was being put through. You had to admit, the boys made your jackets look ten times better too.