'Kill It' winner Kim Na-ra to marry partner of eight years

Fashion creator Kim Na-ra will marry her partner of eight years in ten days, following her victory on the tvN survival program 'Kill It' this past July.

According to media reports, Kim Na-ra, the final winner of the tvN fashion creator survival program 'Kill It', will marry her partner of eight years. On the 20th, Kim posted several wedding photos on social media, writing, "My first bridal moment." She added, "After eight years of dating, our wedding, which we decided on, is ten days away."

Kim shared that she shot her wedding pictorial at the suggestion of a fashion brand. Recalling the shoot, she said, "Thanks to a brand that welcomed the news of my wedding, I was able to leave my first wedding photos as a pictorial collection," adding, "And it was on a day with pouring rain, which was actually romantic." The released photos show Kim in a white mermaid dress that reveals her shoulders, featuring short blonde hair and a veil. Photos were also released showing her sitting side-by-side on a sofa with her partner, who is wearing black clothing, and images of them both under a veil.

After winning 'Kill It', which concluded this past July, Kim expressed her gratitude to her girlfriend during the broadcast. At the time, she said, "Thank you so much to my girlfriend, who is always my most wonderful partner and manager," and stated, "I definitely want to have the wedding that I thought I had been postponing because of money until now."

Following the broadcast, Kim wrote on social media, "To my partner and wife, who went through this whole process with me without sleeping, you worked so hard and I love you." When her partner commented, "You worked hard! Shall we book the venue?", Kim replied, "Somewhere with many guest seats." According to media reports, the wedding is approaching approximately three months after she expressed her intention to marry on the program.

Born in 1995, Kim majored in Western Painting at Ewha Womans University in the Department of Plastic Arts. Working as a stylist and fashion influencer, she has attended fashion weeks for global fashion brands including Louis Vuitton, Balenciaga, Acne Studios, and Diesel. She also has experience styling idol groups and emerged as the final winner competing as a fashion creator on 'Kill It'.

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