NCT will celebrate the 10th anniversary of its multi-unit project through a special collaboration with Seoul Fashion Week, showcasing the group’s music and fashion with a series of events in September.
SM Entertainment announced Thursday that the collaboration will take place during the 2027 Spring/Summer Seoul Fashion Week at Lotte World Tower in southern Seoul. It will feature an exhibition of the group’s stage outfits, a runway show and a charity flea market.
Running from Sept. 4 to 6, the costume exhibition will showcase signature outfits worn by NCT subunits — NCT 127, NCT Dream, WayV and NCT Wish — throughout the past decade. According to the agency, the exhibition aims to highlight the evolution of the group’s visual identity and fashion alongside its music.
The collaboration will culminate on Sept. 6 with a runway show featuring original stage costumes worn by the members during promotions. Models will present the outfits while walking to NCT’s hit songs, reinterpreting the group’s performance costumes in a fashion show format.
Also on Sept. 6, SM Entertainment will host the NCT Flea Market on the World Park lawn, where fans will be able to purchase stage outfits and memorabilia from the group’s career.
The agency said all proceeds from the flea market will be donated to organizations supporting women, youth and cultural initiatives.
Additional details regarding NCT’s collaboration with Seoul Fashion Week will be released through the project’s official promotional website in the coming weeks.
NCT has been marking the 10th anniversary of its launch this year through its ongoing “NCT 2026” project, which outlines a yearlong slate of albums, tours, fan meetings, exhibitions, pop-up stores and other anniversary events involving NCT 127, NCT Dream, WayV and NCT Wish.
As part of its project, NCT 127 is set to release its seventh LP “Blingy” on Aug. 24 and is also expected to launch its fifth world tour, “Neo City — The Redline,” with three shows from September 18-20 in Seoul.
WayV released its eighth EP “Vision Wings” on Monday and will also kick off its “Born This Way” tour with two concerts on Sept. 12 and 13.







