Gyubin, a solo artist beloved by global K-pop fans, is rapidly emerging as a rising star in the fashion industry.

Represented by Liveworks Company, Gyubin is receiving numerous offers from the fashion world. Recently, she was invited to various domestic and international fashion shows, including 'Kansai Collection,' 'Gelato Pique,' and '2025 S/S Seoul Fashion Week,' marking her global rise.

Recognized as a solo musician leading the 5th generation of K-pop, Gyubin has released three consecutive tracks this year: 'Really Like You,' 'Special' (duet with Kim Jong Wan of Nell), and 'Satellite.' She has solidified her position as a prominent solo artist on global music streaming platforms such as Billboard, Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and Japan’s LINE Music.

Gyubin’s influence is now extending beyond the music industry and into the fashion world, which is often seen as a marker of celebrity status. In August, she was invited to perform and walk the runway at 'KANSAI COLLECTION 2024 AUTUMN & WINTER' held at Kyocera Dome in Osaka, Japan, successfully making her debut as a fashion model.

On September 3rd, she attended the 'Gelato Pique Korea Launch Opening Party' in Hannam-dong, Seoul, alongside Le Sserafim and Lee Joo Bin. Just a few days later, on September 7th, Gyubin was spotted at 'Kwak Hyun Joo Collection' during '2025 S/S Seoul Fashion Week' held at Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP), further cementing her presence as a fashion celebrity.

In addition to these events, Gyubin has appeared in photo shoots for global magazines like 'Rolling Stone Korea' and 'Dazed,' showcasing her versatility in both the music and fashion industries. She is also in talks for collaborations with various brands, indicating that her influence as both a solo musician and fashion icon will continue to grow.

As a rising star in the fashion world, Gyubin is expected to continue expanding her presence and connecting with the public through various upcoming activities.

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