Dino from SEVENTEEN features on the cover of CREA magazine, showcasing his unique charm and discussing his artistic growth.
February/27/2026 14:44
Dino of SEVENTEEN adorned the cover of a Japanese magazine with a romantic visual. Today (27th), the Japanese lifestyle magazine 'CREA' unveiled the cover of the special spring edition featuring Dino through its official SNS. In this gravure, which collaborated with a famous beauty brand, Dino radiated an aura completely different from his intense stage presence. The gravure captured Dino's unique charm with beauty as the theme. From his calm yet strong gaze, his soft charisma can be glimpsed. The clean styling and makeup that created freckles particularly caught the eye. In an interview conducted alongside the photoshoot, his initial intentions and growth can be confirmed. Dino stated, 'It seems that my most genuine beauty appears when I immerse myself in dance and singing,' and expressed, 'While maintaining an unbiased perspective and way of thinking, I want to build upon diverse charms.' SEVENTEEN will release their new song 'Tiny Light' at 6 PM on the 27th. This song will be inserted as the ending theme for the popular animation 'BEASTARS FINAL SEASON' Part 2, which will be exclusively released on Netflix next month. Woozi participated in the lyrics, composition, and arrangement, embedding heartfelt sentiments of never letting go, no matter the adversity, into the fast-paced drum and rhythmic guitar performance. Additionally, they will kick off their 'SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_] IN ASIA' in Hong Kong on the 28th and March 1st, followed by Singapore on the 7th, Bangkok on the 14th-15th, and Bulacan on the 21st. They will return to Incheon Asian Main Stadium for an encore concert on April 4-5, concluding the world tour that spanned seven months.
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