SEVENTEENのドギョムが腹筋を披露し、自己管理の重要性を語る。忙しい中でも完璧なビジュアルを維持。
November/18/2024 16:39
SEVENTEEN's Dokyum showcased his sculpted abs. Fashion magazine 'allure KOREA' released Dokyum's digital cover and gravure for the December issue today (18th). SEVENTEEN successfully completed a three-week North American tour while their 12th mini-album 'SPILL THE FEELS', released in October, ranked high on the US Billboard charts. They are set to release their 4th single in Japan on the 27th and have a major dome tour planned. Despite this busy schedule, Dokyum approached the shoot with perfect visuals through thorough self-management, revealing his abs for the first time in an underwear fashion gravure. He shared, 'I usually love to eat, and this is the first time I've trained this hard.' In an interview, he explained his self-management methods, stating he wanted to meet fans' expectations with a more professional attitude towards the gravure's quality. Notably, he managed his diet meticulously right up until standing in front of the camera and trained with a trainer, leaving a deep impression. During the shoot, he showcased a variety of street fashion, from a cool leather look to a wild fur coat, demonstrating his fashionista flair. When paired with boxer briefs, he displayed a perfect fit, treating the underwear as part of fashion and reaching the pinnacle of coolness. Above all, despite the long shoot, he maintained a vibrant atmosphere, smiling without showing fatigue. 'My trust in myself and sense of responsibility towards my work have strengthened. My desire to steadily and diligently improve is growing every day,' he expressed. His sincerity, combined with the maturity of an artist in his 10th year since debut, is fully captured in the December issue of 'allure KOREA'. The gravure and YouTube content featuring Dokyum and the underwear brand 'Dsquared2', along with behind-the-scenes footage, can be found on the 'allure KOREA' website and social media.
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