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TXT YEONJUN, K-pop 男 Artist First Miu Runway

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Mun Wansik

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TOMORROW X TOGETHER YEONJUN made a surprise appearance on the runway of Paris Fashion Week, revealing his strong presence.

The Fed stood as a model at the FW26 show of luxury house Miu Miu in Paris on the 10th (local time). He was the first K-pop male artist to hit the runway of the brand, drawing attention from the scene.

On this day, Yeonjun showed off his stylish charm by matching a stylish blue outfit with a fur hat. Flash went off throughout the show due to relaxed facial expressions and stable walking. Yeonjun re-emerged in the finale and received applause from the audience.

Yeonjun said, "I usually like to express myself through fashion, and it's an honor to be at the Paris Fashion Week Miu Miu Show in person. There was a different tension and excitement than when dancing on stage. It was fun to take on a new challenge. I will continue to try to show great performances in various fields," he said.

The Fed is taking a global step across the fashion and music industries. Recently, he showed off his influence by participating in the 2026 World Baseball Classic (WBC) official soundtrack. Along with global pop stars Becky G and Mike Towers, he was named the primary artist on the main track "Make It Count." He also participated in writing and composing the song, and added his presence by digesting some of the lyrics in Korean.

Meanwhile, Tomorrow X Together, which includes Yeonjun, will release its 8th mini album "7TH YEAR: When the Wind Stops for a while in the thorn bush" at 6 p.m. on April 13. As it is their first group album after renewing their contracts with their agency Big Hit Music last year, they are looking forward to a new chapter.

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