G-Dragon urged to popularize parasols among men

Amid repeated heat waves and heavy rains, Korean men are turning to G-Dragon to help normalize parasol use as a fashion trend.

The first severe heat wave warning of the year was issued last Sunday, followed by heavy rain warnings Tuesday for the Seoul metropolitan area and Gangwon Province. The Korea Meteorological Administration then forecast another heat wave and tropical nights.

G-Dragon told fellow BIGBANG member Daesung on YouTube that men want to carry parasols but feel self-conscious because no one else does, so they urge him to start. He is known for popularizing gender-neutral styles.

Sales of lightweight umbrellas and parasols at JAJU rose 38 percent month-on-month in June and 50 percent higher from July 1 to 8 compared with early June. Professor Kim Ho-jung of Soonchunhyang University Bucheon Hospital said parasols can lower perceived temperature by up to 10 degrees Celsius.

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Heavy monsoon rains drenching Seoul streets with umbrellas and wet pavements.
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Monsoon rains forecast to drench South Korea through Thursday

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The state-run weather agency said monsoon season rains are forecast to drench the nation starting Wednesday, with rainfall expected to continue into Thursday.

South Korea issued its first "grave heat wave" warnings for the southeastern cities of Gyeongsan and Pohang on Sunday under a new highest-level alert system.

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A scorching heat wave gripped South Korea on Saturday, July 11, with temperatures in the southeast reaching as high as 39.9 C.

A heat wave sweeping Europe has driven a sharp surge in sales of Chinese-made air conditioners and fans, with companies including Alibaba and Midea reporting strong order growth.

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North Korea called for all-out preparations to prevent damage from heavy rain and strong winds on Tuesday as Typhoon Bavi approaches.

Meteorologists forecast high summer heat this weekend with sun and temperatures up to 27 degrees in parts of Sweden.

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On Thursday, June 18, 2026, Paris Police Prefecture recommended canceling outdoor sports events due to the ongoing heatwave. Several municipalities have already canceled the popular Fête de la musique planned for Sunday.

 

 

 

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