IVE's Ahn Yujin appointed as an ambassador of Fendi
On January 17, it was confirmed that Yujin has been named the ambassador of the luxury brand and released various pictorials of the brand.
Many fans have been expecting the news of Yujin being the new brand ambassador for Fendi after she was seen wearing many of its products and clothes.' with Fendi. The February issue of the fashion magazine highlighted the charms of the idol and the beauty of Fendi products.
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