Seventeen member Jun showcased his multifaceted charm through a fashion photoshoot.
According to Pledis Entertainment, a label under HYBE (Chairman Bang Si-hyuk), Jun adorned the cover of the September issue, which celebrates the 7th anniversary of the prominent Chinese fashion magazine 'ELLEMEN FRESH'.
In this photoshoot, Jun pulled off a variety of looks, including glamorous frill decorations, sporty casual outfits, and trench coats that exude an autumn vibe. His diverse charm shines through, from healthy and vibrant energy to a mature aura.
In an interview conducted alongside the photoshoot, Jun shared his determination towards challenges. Having been active in both music and acting this year, he expressed, “Starting something new is like building a wall. You have to lay each brick yourself, and it’s not just about creating a form but also infusing it with soul,” conveying his personal philosophy.
Regarding his challenge of playing the role of Hu Feng, a key member of a criminal organization in the movie 'The Stormy Night', he said, “Every time I take on a different role, it feels like experiencing a new soul and living a second life. It’s a very interesting process.” The film, which premiered locally on the 16th of last month, has received explosive responses, surpassing 1 billion yuan in revenue in about three weeks.
Jun will also meet Korean audiences through 'The Stormy Night'. He is set to attend the 'Open Cinema' section of the 30th Busan International Film Festival on the 19th for a meaningful time. On the official release dates of the 20th and 21st, he will participate in stage greetings at major theaters in Seoul and also take part in a special GV. The stage greetings and GV sold out rapidly as soon as ticket reservations opened.
Meanwhile, Seventeen, of which Jun is a member, will kick off their world tour with a spectacular performance at the Incheon Asiad Main Stadium on the 13th and 14th. Tickets for both days sold out on the first day of pre-sale. They will continue their tour with performances at the largest stadium in Hong Kong, Kai Tak Stadium, on the 27th and 28th, and then move on to five cities in North America in October and four major domes in Japan from November to December.
[Ji Seung-hoon, Star Today Reporter]
