Following the completion of his military service, Korean actor Nam Joo-hyuk attended his first event.

As senn on his Instagram page, Joo-hyuk grace the Dior Spring/Summer 2025 show by Maria Grazia Chiuri during the Paris Fashion Week. The event was held at the Musée Rodin. 

"House friends @AyaNakamura_Officiel, Nam Joo-Hyuk (@Skawngur) and @Thuso.Mbedu teamed up with Dior ambassadors @BalzerSara and @EmmaMcKeon, and Dior brand ambassador in China @YeahZhoou to take in the #DiorSS25 collection by @MariaGraziaChiuri at Tuesday’s show in Paris," Dior posted shared on social media.

Joo-hyuk was discharged from his mandatory military service on September 19. He started his military service back in March 2023.

Before his enlistment, the Korean actor starred in the Disney+ series Vigilante in 2023.

In June, it was reported that Joo-hyuk was in talks to star in a new series titled Donggung alongside Ron Yoon-Seo.

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According to a report by Naver as translated by Soompi, the actor's agency Management SOOP then released a statement saying:  "Nam Joo Hyuk is reviewing the offer to appear in the new drama Donggung. Nothing has been confirmed yet."

Joo-hyuk began his career as a model before making his acting debut in the 2014 series The Idle Mermaid. He gained international recognition in 2016 with his role in Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok-joo.

In 2021, he was named one of Forbes' 30 Under 30. His global fame continued to grow with his performances in the 2020 series Start-Up and the 2022 hit Twenty-Five Twenty-One.

In a previous interview with Esquire, the actor discussed his approach to acting.

"I always think about how not to be excessive when it comes to acting. I wonder how I can be not too excessive and how I can act as if that person is really alive," he shared.

The actor further explained: "Honestly, I do think that the viewers may be more engaged if I overdo it with my acting, but I want my acting to be natural like the way water flows. I want people to see my acting and feel [like it flows well] as if they’re watching the water in a river flow."