BTS Showcase Their Effortless Visuals On The Way To America, Turning Incheon Airport Into Their Own Personal Runway
The members of BTS are set for a busy April as the members travel back to America, not just for their Las Vegas PERMISSION TO DANCE ON STAGE shows but also to attend the 64th Grammy Awards.
Reports previously explained that the members would be arriving at Incheon Airport on March 28 to fly to Vegas. However, due to testing positive for COVID-19, J-Hope would fly after his quarantine, and it was revealed that Jungkook had left earlier with HYBE staff.
As expected, netizens worldwide were waiting to see the members leave and the visuals they would showcase, and they weren’t disappointed. When the members stepped out of the car, they looked effortless flawless.
Each of the members perfectly combined style and comfort when picking their outfits. Considering the longevity of the flight, they definitely understood the mission.
RM, Suga, and Jimin went for classic looks combining more casual wear, including sweatpants and sweatshirts, but also added their own statement with accessories and bright colors.
BTS’s Jin and V also gained attention for their looks, which definitely looked like they were ready to step onto a catwalk. While oldest member Jin wowed with a double denim ensemble and had ARMYs freaking out over his long hair…
V also stunned with his visuals and outfit choice. Not only did the idol use complementary colors that worked perfectly together, but he also accessorized it with the iconic Mute Boston Bag that caused waves earlier in the year.
Even as they were surrounded by fans and media, all the members kept their cool and showcased their love by greeting them…
With a huge month set for the group in April, hopefully, they also get some time to enjoy themselves in America. Considering how much they did during their last trip, it will be exciting to see them update fans (including on Instagram) about their trip.
You can read more about their upcoming schedules below.
BTS To Head To Las Vegas On March 28 And Begin U.S. Activities
