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Jungkook Jets Off To LA From Incheon Airport In Style

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Last updated: April 8, 2023 1:41 pm
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Jungkook seems to be booked and busy! Following his appointment as fashion luxury brand Calvin Klein’s newest brand ambassador, the Dreamers singer is off to LA. And while we are still unsure of the reason for his trip to the States, one thing is for sure: Jungkook seems to be taking his role as Calvin Klein’s brand ambassador rather seriously!
Jungkook heads to LA
Jungkookie is off to Los Angeles, but why? Only time will tell! However, even amid his busy schedule, the BTS star’s airport OOTD was on point. Donning Calvin Klein from head to toe, the singer embodied the brand perfectly. Looking dapper as ever, Jungkook paired a plain white tee along with denim jeans and jacket. He finished off his look with a pair of white sneakers, a black mask and some silver accessories. Take a look at his latest airport look right here:

While we don’t know the exact reason for his trip to LA, one can’t help but presume that it’s for a Calvin Klein photoshoot since he just became a brand ambassador and was wearing the luxury brand at the airport. However, Jungkook could also be going to work on his solo album. We’ll have to wait and see!
While ARMYs try to figure out why he is at the airport, some fans had a somewhat hilarious reactions upon seeing him. In case you missed out, Jungkook was seen doing his laundry during his live stream yesterday. While AMRY thought he was just being his usual chaotic self, fans finally understood why he had been doing so when they saw him at the airport.
Following the release of his single Dreamers for the FIFA World Cup in November last year, Jungkook is expected to release his first solo album sometime later this year.

 

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