Yes, you can meet Cha Eun Woo in the (virtual) flesh at the Bvlgari Colours exhibition.
The Bvlgari Colours exhibition in Seoul is lit and not just because it has seamlessly made the act of visiting a museum online surprisingly fun, nor as the techies would call it, perfected the UI and UX experience. It is literally lit, 200 creations from the Bvlgari archival heritage collection on display ranging from a 1965 necklace iced out with rubies and diamonds to an even heavier one from 2009 that’s blinged out with multicolour sapphires, mandarin garnets, emeralds and diamonds.
While it also showcases artworks by seven prominent Korean contemporary artists — a Buddhist work by Kim Jongwon and a gilded vase by Yeesookyung among others — perhaps the most fun activity at the Bvlgari Colours exhibition would be the act of creating your own avatar. Choose an outfit and then ice it out — Bvlgari’s iconic jewellery, watches, and accessories are available for you to bling yourself out.
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While Cha Eun Woo appears as a behind the scenes feature for the Bvlgari Colours exhibition, take some time to explore the exhibition in its full grandeur. If you have the time (hey, you’re reading this story now), complete the missions — you stand to win something from a lucky draw and #nospoilers, you’re free to check it out here yourself.
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