BTS' J-Hope tries long hair in photo book to be released this month
SEOUL, Feb. 2 (Yonhap) -- K-pop megastars BTS will unveil a photo book this month featuring images of member J-Hope, the group's management agency said Thursday.
The photo book, titled "All New Hope," will come out Feb. 17 as part of the septet's "Special 8 Photo-Folio" project launched in September to show off the group members' individual characters and new sides, BigHit Music said in a release.
J-Hope also released a concept film for the forthcoming photo book on social media the same day, surprising fans with his long hairstyle in one of the images.
Five other members -- Jungkook, RM, Jimin, Jin and V -- have published their individual photo books under the project.

J-Hope is seen in this promotional poster for his upcoming photo book, "All New Hope," provided by BigHit Music. (PHOTO NOT FOR SALE) (Yonhap)
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