⭐️ Ren Meguro at FendiSS27
- He was the final guest to dance during the opening of the show.
- His Ambassador image promoting the Fendi Baguette campaign appeared at the end of the show.
#RenMeguro#目黒蓮#FendiSS27#FENDIxRenMeguro
meguro’s star power has increased from time to time. i managed to track more than 100 media coverage of his appearance in #FendiSS27!
the crazy part is i don’t think this list is complete yet, i might’ve missed some stuffs.
🔗: https://t.co/58USCN2Pwf
With every Fashion Week, Meguro’s hand seems to be getting higher and higher when he waves. Because now, it’s no longer just about waving to the media cameras, he’s also waving to all the beloved fans who come from all over the world just to see him 🖤✨
Everyone, please support Meguro with all the love you have! Your love, support, and continued presence by his side are his strength. They help him build his place not only in Japan, but also on the international stage 🌏🔥
#RenMeguro #目黒蓮
With every Fashion Week, Meguro’s hand seems to be getting higher and higher when he waves. Because now, it’s no longer just about waving to the media cameras, he’s also waving to all the beloved fans who come from all over the world just to see him 🖤✨
Everyone, please support Meguro with all the love you have! Your love, support, and continued presence by his side are his strength. They help him build his place not only in Japan, but also on the international stage 🌏🔥
#RenMeguro #目黒蓮
Honestly, Meguro really worked hard on his English during the past year. When we watched him again at FW, I could clearly see how much he had improved, both in speaking and listening. He could immediately understand what the reporter was asking him, and his pronunciation was also much better. I could hear every word he said without needing to read the subtitles (if there were any)
Last time, he couldn’t pronounce the /l/ and /r/ sounds well, but this time, they were much clearer. The same goes for the /θ/ and /ð/ sounds. He even paid attention to the sounds at the ends of words when he pronounced them.
Honestly, Meguro really worked hard on his English during the past year. When we watched him again at FW, I could clearly see how much he had improved, both in speaking and listening. He could immediately understand what the reporter was asking him, and his pronunciation was also much better. I could hear every word he said without needing to read the subtitles (if there were any)
Last time, he couldn’t pronounce the /l/ and /r/ sounds well, but this time, they were much clearer. The same goes for the /θ/ and /ð/ sounds. He even paid attention to the sounds at the ends of words when he pronounced them.