2023 MAMA Awards Day 1 Red Carpet Looks: Jeon Somi, Street Woman Fighter 2 Cast, TOMORROW X TOGETHER and Others

Korean award shows are infamously known for keeping things monochromatic, and following the threads of the same old tradition, the 2023 MAMA Awards Day 1 Red Carpet looks maintained the suave aesthetics, as Asian artists galore from the music field turned up in black-and-white, with occasional hints of other colours spicing up the roster. Even despite the familiar choice of the sober fashionable theme, artists like Jeon Somi, Go Min-si, Lee Junho, and members of Korean or Japanese groups such as ENHYPEN, TVXQ, Kep1er and others owned the evening with their handsome twists on colours otherwise deemed simple and basic.

The 2023 MAMA Awards Red Carpet event was hosted by Lee Hye-sung, RalRal and Jung Hanhae, who too stood out among some of the memorable presences in the fancy gathering at the Tokyo Dome in Japan on November 28, at 4 PM KST. Chapter 2 of the red carpet will be held on November 29 at the same time, and will be live-streamed on Mnet and KCON YouTube channels. Additionally, SEVENTEEN members also showed up to the main ceremony later (despite being in the Day 2 lineup), so they missed the Day 1 red carpet event.

2023 MAMA Awards Day 1 Red Carpet Looks

Red Carpet Emcees: Actor Lee Hye-sung, Rapper Hanhae and YouTuber RalRal

Singers at MAMA Awards 2023 Day 1 Red Carpet

MAMA Awards 2023 Day 1 Host: Jeon Somi

Lee Youngji

TREASURE

RIIZE

ENHYPEN

&TEAM

TOMORROW X TOGETHER

TVXQ

Kep1er

JO1 (Japanese boy group)

Yoshiki (Japanese songwriter and musician)

INI (Japanese boy group)

Dynamic Duo (South Korean hip-hop duo)

xikers

JUST B

Actors at MAMA Awards 2023 Red Carpet (Day 1)

My Lovely Liar Co-Stars: Hwang Minhyun and Kim So-hyun

(Minhyun is also a K-pop soloist, and former NU’EST and Wanna One member)

Lee Junho (also boy group 2PM member)

Street Woman Fighter 2 Cast (Dance competition show starring members of Korean dance crews)

Aoki Munetaka (Japanese actor)

Joo Hyun-young

Go Min-si

Lee Joon-hyuk

Cha Seung-won

Ahn Jae-hong

Yun Sun-bin and Jung Chang-sung aka the Korean Zombie (Athletes)

Did you watch this year’s MAMA Awards ceremony? Let us know your favourite moments from the show in the comments section below.

Also read: 2023 MAMA Awards Day 1 Winners List: TOMORROW X TOGETHER, BTS Victoriously Lead Worldwide Fans’ Choice Category and More Follow


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Ashima Grover
Ashima Grover
Ashima Grover is a Sub-Editor at Leisure Byte with 3 years of writing experience. She holds a post graduate degree in English, and is passionate about looking at the changing trends in Hallyu content with the ever-rising piles of K-pop and K-drama releases.

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