Whatcha Wearin'?

Yoon-jung finds herself reaching the wrong number one night and ends up sharing a surprisingly intimate conversation with a stranger. The dialogue crackles as they swap playful shade and blunt honesty, turning a guilty late night habit into a source of unexpected comfort. When her relationship with her boyfriend starts to crumble, she discovers that the line she once dialed by mistake has led her to Hyun-seung, the man on the other end. The orbit of desire and doubt pulls her between real life and the online spark she savored in the call. As miscommunications rise and feelings deepen, she faces choices about what she really wants from love. The city becomes its backdrop.

Directed by Byun Sung-hyun, Whatcha Wearin? released in 2012 as a Korean romantic comedy. The screenplay is credited to Minsu Kim and Kim Soo-ah, and the story relies on modern dating anxieties amplified by late night calls. It showcases a director comfortable with offbeat conversations and practical humor. The tone stays light and witty.

Viewers respond to the film with a light, breezy tone and a focus on miscommunication in romance. The social media era and phone intimacy are used to comic effect, while the core tension asks what real connection requires. The audience score sits at 6.8 out of 10 on 100 votes. It earns a small laugh.

Within the 2010s wave of Korean rom coms that explore anonymous calls and flirtation, this film stands as a playful snapshot of urban dating. Kim A-joong and Ji Sung give grounded performances that keep the premise human and relatable beyond the punchlines. It balances humor with sincere moments of longing. It also offers warmth.

Box office data for Whatcha Wearin? is not widely reported, so reliable worldwide figures are not available and the numbers remain elusive.