TXT’s Beomgyu Captivates in Kodak Apparel for W Korea June 2025 and Shares Exciting Group Updates

Photo Credits: Kodak Apparel. W Korea. BigHit Music

TXT’s Beomgyu is turning heads once again, this time as the face of Kodak Apparel’s latest collaboration with W Korea for their June 2025 digital issue. The pictorial, released earlier this week, showcases Beomgyu’s effortless charm and fashion-forward style, blending retro-inspired Kodak pieces with his own unique flair. Fans have been quick to praise the shoot across social media, noting how Beomgyu’s charisma brings a fresh energy to the iconic brand.

The photoshoot isn’t just about fashion—it’s also a celebration of TXT’s ongoing influence in the global music and style scene. Beomgyu’s partnership with Kodak Apparel and W Korea highlights his growing presence in the fashion world, following several successful campaigns and magazine features earlier this year. The pictorial features vibrant colors, classic Kodak branding, and a playful yet sophisticated vibe that perfectly matches Beomgyu’s personality.

While fans are still buzzing over the new images, there’s even more to look forward to from TXT as a group. The band recently announced their highly anticipated summer comeback, with a new mini-album set to drop in July 2025. Teasers hint at a bold new concept and sound, promising to showcase the group’s evolving artistry. In addition, TXT is scheduled to headline several major music festivals across Asia and North America throughout the summer, including a special stage at KCON LA and a headline slot at Japan’s Summer Sonic festival.

Beomgyu himself has hinted at solo projects in the works, sparking speculation among MOA (TXT’s fandom) about potential collaborations and solo music releases. With his star on the rise both in music and fashion, Beomgyu continues to prove why he’s one of K-pop’s most exciting and versatile talents. Fans can catch more of his style and charisma in the full Kodak Apparel x W Korea pictorial, now available on W Korea’s digital platforms, as they eagerly await TXT’s next chapter.