Here is Camila Cabello Style When Imitating "TT" Sign by TWICE

By : Chodijah Febriyani And Aldi Firhand A | Saturday, February 03 2018 - 22:16 IWST

Camila Cabello and TWICE

INDUSTRY.co.id - Japan - Singer of Havana song, Camila Cabello looks picture together with girl band from South Korea, TWICE. The photo was uploaded on February 2, 2018 at TWICE's official Twitter account.

Quoted from soompi, Saturday (3/2/2018), it seems TWICE and Camila attended same event in Japan.

The photo shows members of TWICE wearing red clothing and posing with Camila Cabello. The women all held their hands to their faces to imitate the "TT" movement.

In the photo, it seems Camila did not hesitate to follow the mainstay style TWICE as in the song TWICE "TT".

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