
The American global lifestyle brand "TOMMY HILFIGER" will team up with Stray Kids again in spring 2024 to launch a campaign that returns to the origin of Hilfiger's modern prep classic. This campaign, which captures their energy and genuine bonds through red, white, and blue lenses, was shot during their downtime touring the world. Stray Kids said, "We are very happy to be able to continue our partnership with Tommy Hilfiger, who we have been fans of since we were kids." Tommy Hilfiger stated, "I have always been inspired by the intersection of fashion and entertainment in pop culture. Stray Kids are one of the most popular artists in the world, and I have been inspired by their strong determination and want to offer iconic looks to the next generation." Stray Kids' latest album "樂-STAR" has received high praise worldwide, and they have solidified their status as stars. They joined the Tommy family in the fall 2023 campaign and returned as the headline for the spring 2024 campaign. The collection will be sold online and in Tommy Hilfiger stores worldwide. The interview with Tommy Hilfiger and Stray Kids will be available on the official website of Tommy Hilfiger.
Biore UV's global campaign 'SUNLIGHT IS YOUR SPOTLIGHT' with Stray Kids will expand to over 15 countries in 2026. The campaign includes a new anthem song, promotional films, and limited-edition merchandise. It aims to redefine the sun as a source of empowerment amidst rising awareness of UV protection.
On the afternoon of the 29th, Stray Kids departed for Japan via Gimpo International Airport due to their schedule. This article is based on local media coverage. Please note that there may be variations in the accompanying photos. Additionally, Stray Kids recently showcased their hit songs at a charity event in Paris and attended a Dior fashion show alongside SEVENTEEN's Mingyu and Ryusei Yokohama.
On the afternoon of the 26th, Stray Kids returned to Korea via Gimpo International Airport after finishing their overseas schedule. They recently showcased their hit songs at a charity event in Paris, delivering an impressive performance. Additionally, a memorable photo featuring G-DRAGON, Hyunjin, and Felix from Stray Kids has garnered attention.
Stray Kids made their second appearance at a charity event in Paris, performing hits like 'Chk Chk Boom' and '樂'. Their powerful performance captivated the audience, contributing to their growing presence in France. They are set to headline major music festivals in 2026, continuing their success as a top global K-POP group.
Dior presented its 2026-2027 winter collection at the Rodin Museum in Paris, featuring celebrities like SEVENTEEN's Mingyu, Stray Kids' Hyunjin, and others. Japanese ambassadors included Ryusei Yokohama and Takumi Kitamura. The event showcased stylish outfits and Dior accessories worn by attendees, highlighting the brand's influence in fashion.
G-DRAGON met Stray Kids' Felix and Hyunjin in Paris, where they posed together for a photo shared by trumpeter Ibrahim Maalouf. They are set to perform at the 'Le Gala Des Pièces Jaunes' charity event, aimed at supporting hospitalized children, alongside global artists like Christina Aguilera and A$AP Rocky. This marks their second invitation to the event, highlighting K-POP's significant global impact.
On the 20th, Stray Kids' Hyunjin departed from Incheon International Airport for an overseas schedule. He recently lost accessories worth about 8 million yen on stage, which Felix later found, delighting fans. Additionally, a stunning three-shot photo of Hyunjin, Byung Wook, and BLACKPINK's Jisoo from a party has garnered much praise online.
On the morning of the 18th, Stray Kids' Felix departed from Incheon International Airport for an overseas schedule. He expressed surprise at the luxurious hospitality from Louis Vuitton, mentioning he even dined with the chairman. Additionally, Felix is set to appear on 'You Quiz ON THE BLOCK,' with a prince-like teaser photo generating buzz.
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