Yenny and Sunmi, from the Wonder Girls, had solo pictorials for the October issue of GQ. For her photoshoot, Yenny posed under colorful lights while combining knitwear with sporty pieces by brands like Low Classic and American Eagle. Meanwhile, Sunmi had a black-and-white pinup inspired pictorial and donned Calvin Kelin see-through tops, La Perla glittery bodysuits and Swarovski jewelry.

During her interview, Yenny was naturally charismatic and charming. She shared a funny story about how she feels about behind-the-scenes videos. She stated, "I've been doing a lot of magazine shoots these days, and, nowadays, they film videos instead of just taking photos. Before, I would eat whatever I wanted during the magazine shoot because I'd just be taking photos and I assumed they would retouch the photos anyway. But these days, they film videos! Oh, I'm in a lot of trouble."

When the topic switched to songwriting and composition, the star revealed that she's the leader who brings all the ideas together and works out a compromise. She explained, "The other members always come to me to tell me their opinions. They tell me what they like and what they don't like, and I pass that along to our company. So I get all the backlash. Some people in our company advise me to not take the responsibility for everything."

In other fashion news, the Wonder Girls recently became rock n' roll starlets for the September issue of Vogue.

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