K-Pop sensation Stray Kids are making waves once again, this time in the fashion world. The group recently graced the cover of Harper’s Bazaar Japan’s September Special Edition, and fans couldn’t be more excited.
The cover features all eight members of the group, looking dapper and stylish in their own unique ways. Each member is dressed in a different outfit, showcasing their individual personalities and fashion sense. From bold prints to sleek suits, Stray Kids prove that they can rock any look.
Harper’s Bazaar Japan’s September Special Edition is known for featuring the most fashionable and stylish celebrities. STAYs would agree that Stray Kids are every bit fashionable. The group has been making waves in the K-Pop scene since its debut in 2018.
Their fashion sense has been just as impressive as their music. Hyunjin being appointed as Versace’s global ambassador is a testament to their impeccable sense of style.
Harper’s Bazaar Japan September special issue will also feature a special interview with the group. The members talk about their music, their fashion sense, and their future plans. The group also shared their thoughts on their fans, who they credit with their success.
Stray Kids’ gracing the cover of Harper’s Bazaar Japan is just the latest in a string of successes. Recently, Stray Kids made history by being the first K-pop group to headline Lollapalooza Paris. The members stole the show and performed in front of thousands of fans. People have been praising them for their amazing performance and dance choreography.
With their unique blend of music and fashion, Stray Kids are quickly becoming one of the most popular K-Pop groups in the world. And with their appearance on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar Japan’s September Special Edition, it’s clear that the group is only going to continue to rise in popularity.
Fans can’t wait to see what Stray Kids have in store next, both in terms of their music and their fashion. One thing’s for sure: the group is here to stay, and they’re taking the fashion world by storm.