BTS's V Turns Heads At Celine Fashion Show, Gets An Invitation To ‘Hollywood'
BTS member Kim Taehyung, aka V, is grabbing attention with his latest appearance in Paris. Known for his magnetic presence and stunning wardrobe choices, V looked handsome during his attendance at the Celine Fashion Show in Paris on Sunday, July 6. The event also marked the debut of Celine's new creative director, Mark Rider, thus bringing in more high-profile guests like Naomi Watts, Kristen Wiig, Park Bo-gum, and singer Suzy Bae, among others.
Pictures and videos of V have gone viral on social media, exuding charm at the event. The singer was dressed in a stylish grey jacket with red and black geometric embroidery. He accessorised the look with a layered gold necklace, bracelets, and earrings, looking straight out of a K-drama.
Upon V's arrival at the venue, a large crowd of screaming fans was seen getting excited as many had been waiting hours to get a glimpse of him.
#V at CELINE 2026 runway show in Paris💜 https://t.co/9DBlnTLPxT pic.twitter.com/InEEh8tiao — BTS Charts Daily (@btschartsdailyc) July 6, 2025
A fan wrote, 'BTS' V just teleported into Michael Rider's Celine show in Paris looking like a billionaire vampire who drinks couture instead of blood. Paris has officially fainted. Stay tuned while we try to breathe."
In the meantime, a couple of other videos and pictures show the pop singer sharing seats with Anna Wintour, who recently stepped down as Vogue's editor-in-chief. As per reports, Wintour has invited V to the Vogue World Hollywood event, which will take place in October this year. In a video going viral on the internet, the BTS star could be seen going up to the fashion legend. 'It was lovely to meet you. Welcome to Paris. We are hoping you are coming to our event in Hollywood in October," Wintour told V.
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Soon after that, the duo also sat together during the show and had a conversation, before getting pictures taken. The moment put fans in high spirits as they got hopeful for V's Hollywood entrance later this year.
Prior to the fashion show, the BTS member, who is also a Celine brand ambassador, made headlines for his various looks. In one, V was seen exiting in hotel dressed effortlessly in a polo t-shirt and jeans. He interacted with the fans, further also posing for pictures before leaving for a meal at a traditional Parisian bistro.
Kim Taehyung is serving face after face, looking devastatingly handsome, impossibly gorgeous, and absolutely sublime, leaving us utterly speechless as words fail to capture his breathtaking magnificence. pic.twitter.com/HFOuPzNEVm — Pop Core (@TheePopCore) July 5, 2025
It is worth mentioning that all the BTS members have been discharged, and expectations are now higher for their upcoming music.
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