Girls' Generation's Tiffany was featured on the covers of the fashion magazine Grazia for both Malaysia and Singapore.

In the latest fashion magazine's April edition, Tiffany shared about her journey in the entertainment industry and shared about her growth as a performer.

 Tiffany shared, "I’ve just been lucky enough to be a part of the Korean entertainment industry from such a young age. Being a part of K-pop has really led me to expand not just into music but also hosting and doing a variety of things, literally."

Tiffany has been a part of various projects in the music and theater industry. Since her debut with Girls' Generation back in 2007, Tiffany has become one of the top female idols in the industry. She has also been a host of the music program 'Show! Music Core' for over four years. She has also made her drama debut with the drama 'Reborn Rich.'

Tiffany shared that her next goal in her career is to star in a film. She shared, "What I’m striving to conquer next is to be part of a film. I love, love, love the cinema and movies. Films have really been what helped me process any type of feelings or situations in my life, and I just love how they take you away. And as much as I love a happy rom-com, I tend to be drawn to noir films and I would love to try out for something like that, on the darker side. But, you know, I would never let go of my dreams of becoming a Disney princess!"

Tiffany also shared her experiences in playing Roxie Hart in the musical 'Chicago.' The idol elaborated, "Portraying Roxie Hart was really special to me because to be able to open my acting career through such an iconic role meant a lot, and it wasn’t out of pure luck or chance—I’ve been dreaming of that role for a very, very long time and that role itself involved a lot of hours, rehearsals and shows. I’m grateful to be able to have the role and reprise it for a season and a national tour for a year and a half. I hope the audience takes away that whatever I do, there must be a special story behind the decisions and choices I make."