Jun from SEVENTEEN shines in a photoshoot for ELLEMEN FRESH, displaying various styles and discussing his acting and music journey.
September/12/2025 17:49
Jun of SEVENTEEN showcased his diverse charm through a gravure. Today (12th), according to his agency Pledis Entertainment, Jun graced the cover of the September issue, which is the 7th anniversary issue of the famous Chinese fashion magazine 'ELLEMEN FRESH'. In this gravure, Jun perfectly embodied various looks, including glamorous frill decorations, sporty casual outfits, and a stylish trench coat that exudes an autumn vibe. His diverse charm stands out, from healthy and vibrant energy to a mature aura. In an interview conducted alongside the shoot, glimpses of his determination towards challenges were revealed. This year, while alternating between music and acting, he conveyed his philosophy: 'Starting something new is like building a wall. Each brick must be laid directly, not just forming a shape but infusing it with soul.' Regarding his role as a core member of a crime organization in the film 'Shadows Edge', he said, 'Every time I play a different role, it feels like experiencing a new soul and feeling a second life. It's a very interesting process.' Released in China on the 16th of last month, this film has surpassed 1 billion yuan (approximately 20.7 billion yen) in revenue within about three weeks, receiving explosive reactions. Jun will also meet Korean audiences through 'Shadows Edge'. On the 19th of this month, he is scheduled to attend the '30th Busan International Film Festival' in the 'Open Cinema' section, spending meaningful time. On the official release dates of the 20th and 21st, he will hold stage greetings at major theaters in Seoul and participate in special GV. The stage greetings and GV sold out as soon as reservations opened. SEVENTEEN will kick off their 'SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_]' at Incheon Asiad Main Stadium on the 13th and 14th. Tickets for both days sold out on the first day of pre-reservation. They will continue their tour at the Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong, the largest venue, on the 27th and 28th, and will hold events in five North American cities in October and four major domes in Japan from November to December.
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