TWS decorated the digital cover of a domestic fashion magazine upon its debut.

Upon debut, TWS (Tours) graced the digital cover of a domestic fashion magazine.

Fashion magazine 'Harper's Bazaar' released the March issue's digital cover and part of an interview with TWS (Shinyu, Dohoon, Youngjae, Hanjin, Jihoon, and Kyungmin) on the afternoon of the 23rd. This is TWS' first magazine pictorial in Korea, and the presence of luxury brand Celine added meaning. This pictorial was conducted with a portrait concept.

In the digital cover, TWS radiates an aura that is not typical of rookies, as they pose in various poses and make charismatic facial expressions. Along with the photo shoot, an interview that conveyed excitement and freshness was also conducted. In an interview, Shinyu said about TWS's original genre 'Boyhood Pop', saying, "It is TWS's original genre that contains the pure and refreshing energy of boyhood. “It’s music that we can do best right now,” he explained.

Dohoon mentioned an anecdote with Seventeen, his direct senior at Pledis Entertainment. Dohoon said, “I was proud that (Seventeen seniors) viewed it favorably as I prepared hard. Senior Hoshi also participated in the ‘Oh Mymy: 7s (Oh Mymy)’ challenge. “Seventeen’s seniors usually buy us a lot of food and come to our practice room to cheer us on, which really helps us a lot,” he said.

TWS's pictorial and interview can be found in the March issue of 'Harper's Bazaar'.

TWS, which debuted with the release of its first mini album 'Sparkling Blue' on the 22nd, is already making meaningful progress. 'Sparkling Blue' ranked first on Hanteo Chart's daily physical album chart and ranked on the iTunes 'Top Album' chart in 15 regions/countries. The title song ‘First meeting doesn’t go as planned’ ranked first on Japan’s Rakuten Music real-time chart. Additionally, as of 7 p.m. on the 22nd, one hour after the album was released, all included songs charted on Melon's 'HOT 100'.

Meanwhile, TWS is collaborating with fashion brand The Museum Visitor to operate a pop-up store 'TWS: THE MUSEUM VISITOR' at The Hyundai Seoul, known as the 'MZ generation pop-up mecca'.

Kim Se-ah, Ten Asia reporter haesmik@tenasia.co.kr