• HYBE Labels' fansign event overshadowed by scandal as attendees accuse them of conducting inappropriate body search

    HYBE Labels under fire for alleged inappropriate body search conducted during fansign event

    The online community is abuzz with discussions surrounding the controversial incident that occurred during a fansign event organized by HYBE Labels, which has sparked outrage among fans.

    On July 8, the popular Japanese boy group &TEAM, managed by HYBE Labels Japan, held a fansign event in South Korea. However, one attendee took to an online platform to share a disturbing experience they had during the event.

    The author of the post, titled "Invasive Body Search Conducted by HYBE during Fansign Event," recounted how a staff member at the event performed a body search that went beyond the boundaries of appropriateness.

    The search included touching the participant's chest and questioning the presence of a watch. Subsequently, the individual was escorted to a private area where they were asked to expose their underwear for inspection.

    This invasive procedure left the participant feeling deeply humiliated and violated in terms of their human rights.

    The staff member justified their actions by claiming they were taking precautionary measures to identify any hidden recording devices, such as smartwatches or electronic devices. However, it was clear that the search went far beyond what could be considered a routine security check.

    Following the publication of the post, it quickly gained traction and has become a hot topic on Twitter in South Korea.

    Many netizens have expressed their outrage and disappointment regarding the incident, demanding an explanation and appropriate action from HYBE Labels.

    However, as of now, the company has remained silent and has not issued any official response to address the concerns raised by fans and the online community.

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  • G-Dragon, Jennie, and Go Youn Jung Steal the Show as 'King and Queen' of Chanel's Haute Couture Runway in Paris

    On January 28th, G-Dragon, Jennie, and actress Go Youn Jung turned heads at the 2025 Spring-Summer Haute Couture Collection show in Paris, held at the iconic Grand Palais.

    The trio, known for their impeccable fashion sense, once again proved they are true style royalty as they showcased their stunning Chanel looks.

    G-Dragon wowed the crowd with his stylish and unique Chanel ensemble, donning a black-and-white velvet lace jacket and pants from Look 36 of the 2024/25 Atelier Collection.

    He paired it with a sophisticated silk muslin blouse, making a bold statement with his one-of-a-kind look.

    Jennie, the queen of cool, opted for Look 72 from the 2025 Spring-Summer Ready-to-Wear Collection. The star wore a chic top and cape, combined with matching wool pants and a classic mini bag with a hook from the same collection.

    To add an extra flair, Jennie used a necklace from the 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection as a belt, creating a mesmerizing silhouette that left fans in awe.

    Actress Go Youn Jung completed the trio's fashionable presence in a tweed jacket and skirt combo from Look 6 of the 2025 Spring-Summer Ready-to-Wear Collection.

    She paired it with a muslin blouse, a stylish top-handle flap bag from the 2024/25 Cruise Collection, and statement earrings from the 2025 Spring-Summer Ready-to-Wear Collection, adding elegance to the already star-studded event.

    The Chanel 2025 Spring-Summer Haute Couture Collection paid tribute to the iconic designer Gabrielle Chanel by reinterpreting her signature use of color.

    The show featured a gorgeous mix of pastels, bright hues, midnight blues, and blacks, symbolizing the transition from day to night. The color palette flowed like the sky at dawn to the shimmering night, highlighting Chanel’s timeless innovation in haute couture.

    Want to relive the magic? Check out the video of G-Dragon, Jennie, and Go Youn Jung at the show, now available on Chanel’s official website and social media.

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