Hoshi from SEVENTEEN shares his last photoshoot before military enlistment, showcasing his fashion sense and passion for music.
September/25/2025 11:47
Hoshi of SEVENTEEN has released his last gravure before enlistment. According to Pledis Entertainment, Hoshi graced the cover of the October issue of the fashion magazine 'Allure Korea' published today (25th). This gravure was his last appearance before enlistment. Through this gravure, Hoshi once again showcased his side as a fashionista. Having displayed explosive energy on stage, he exuded elegant charisma and a sensuous aura, appealing with his contrasting charm. In an interview conducted alongside the photoshoot, glimpses of his passionate spirit were revealed. Hoshi stated, 'Only when I confidently do the music I want can the 'real' vibes be conveyed,' and added, 'It feels like I've been running for 10 years as SEVENTEEN. Thinking of CARAT (the name of the fans), I cannot waste time.' More of his gravure and interview can be seen in the October issue of 'Allure Korea' and on the official website and social media. In July and August, Hoshi held the 'HOSHI X WOOZI FAN CONCERT [WARNING]' in five cities both domestically and internationally, meeting over 100,000 fans. His solo song 'TAKE A SHOT,' which was surprise-released upon his enlistment on the 16th, has ranked high on various music streaming charts and is loved by fans.
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