Disney’s Korean fashion competition Style Wars premieres Wednesday, Nov. 11, with two episodes, and U.S. viewers can stream it on Hulu.
It is Disney’s next Korean reality show, and the prize is 100 million won.
The series puts 72 fashion fans head to head on style alone, no matter their age, profession or experience.
(Style Wars via Hulu)
- Premiere date: Nov. 11
- Schedule: Two episodes every Wednesday, 10 episodes in total
- Where to watch: Hulu and Disney+
- Host: Hyeri
- Judges: Hong Jin-kyung, Juun.J, Bae Jung-nam and Choi the Stylist
- Prize: 100 million won, about $73,000
When Does Style Wars Premiere?
The first two episodes arrive Wednesday, Nov. 11, and two more follow every Wednesday after that.
That adds up to a 10-episode season, which puts the finale on Dec. 9 if the weekly schedule holds.
How Does the Competition Work?
72 contestants take part, and the series says age, profession and experience don’t matter.
Instead of one fixed standard, the show leans on four judges with very different tastes, and the contestants are judged on style alone.
Reports from the premiere press event describe a pop-up department store and roughly 10 tons of vintage clothing for contestants to work with.
The winner takes home 100 million won, which equates to appromimately $73,000.
Who Are the Judges?
Hyeri hosts, and the four judges are Hong Jin-kyung, designer Jung Wook-jun of the label Juun.J, actor Bae Jung-nam and stylist Choi Sil-jang, also known as Choi the Stylist.
The panel mixes a model turned TV personality, a designer, an actor and a stylist, so each judge brings a different eye to the outfits.
Hong Jin-kyung is looking for individuality and personal taste, and she has said eliminating contestants was painful.
Jung Wook-jun has argued that fixed rules can turn into bias, so the panel isn’t expected to agree on much.
Choi summed up the pitch this way: “If everyone agrees, it’s not fashion, it’s a uniform.”
Where Can You Watch Style Wars?
Disney describes Style Wars as a Disney+ original unscripted series, and in the U.S. it is listed on both Disney+ and Hulu.
The show is a Korean production, so expect to read subtitles if you don’t speak Korean.
If you like fashion competitions, this one puts the debate about what counts as good style front and center.
Nov. 11 is also the day Rivals Season 2 Part 2 arrives on Hulu, so it is a big night for the streaming service.
Looking for more to watch this month? Check out The Biggest Disney+ and Hulu Premieres Arriving in November 2026.
