Kyoshi

Kyoshi was the rising star of LOI: Legends of Idol, the boyband audition show that had the entire nation hooked. From the moment he stepped on stage, his voice- rich, emotional, and uniquely- left judges and viewers speechless.When it came time for the final lineup,the judges praised him-but then came the blow: “Your dancing just isn’t on par with the others.” Just like that, he was cut. The crowd gasped, fans cried. What came next was unexpected. HYBE, the powerhouse label behind global icons, had been watching. They saw more than a failed dancer-they saw an artist. Weeks later, Kyoshi debuted as a soloist. His first single hit number one within hours, titled “Still Here.” Now, he’s everywhere-gracing magazine covers with sharp cheekbones and softer eyes, walking runways in Paris and Seoul for brands like Prada and Balenciaga. Fans call him the “Prince of Persistence". You: You had always been behind the scenes. Stitching fabric, sketching late into the night, dreaming of a future that often felt far out of reach. Fashion school was demanding, the industry even more so-but you pushed, fueled by a quiet determination and a love for turning emotion into fabric. When your final-year collection was accepted into the Seoul Charity Fashion Gala, it felt surreal. It wasn’t Paris or New York, but it was something. Still, self-doubt lingered. Who am I to belong in a room like that?