On the 21st, a comeback stage for the group BTS was held around Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul. The outfits added deeper meaning to the stage, which incorporated Korean elements. As BTS danced, the bright fabric moving over their black costumes with a subtle luster evoked elegance and charisma.

BTS' highly anticipated comeback show in Seoul was not only defined by music from their new album “Arirang,” it was also marked by striking, story-driven costumes rooted in Korean heritage.

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Seoul was awash with the signs: BTS is back. Landmarks were illuminated. Museums launched exhibitions. Stores rolled out offerings in purple, the fandom’s signature color: pastries, ice cream, drinks, pizza. A drone show projected the faces of the K-pop supergroup’s seven members over the city.

After a nearly four-year hiatus, the world’s biggest boy band is back with a comeback that includes a new album, world tour and Netflix documentary. But first, it begins with a free, public concert in Seoul,

BTS is returning to the United States for the first time in nearly four years, and they're doing it with an intimate twist.