ENHYPEN are raising anticipation with an art-driven comeback, unveiling a cinematic teaser series backed by a global "creative dream team" spanning fashion, photography, and visual media.

The group will release their seventh mini album, 'THE SIN: VANISH,' on January 16. Ahead of the comeback, ENHYPEN dropped a sequence of story-driven videos that hint at the album's narrative and atmosphere.

'No Way Back' depicts the members hiding inside a deserted cave, setting a tense opening. 'Big Girls Don't Cry' shifts the mood to romantic escapism, capturing the allure of running away from reality.

In the 'Stealer' chapter, a high-speed chase unfolds in Florence, Italy, while 'Knife' symbolizes the group's resolve to face looming danger head-on.

Though presented as previews, the videos feel cinematic in scale, boasting film-level direction and striking visuals. The vampire-themed transformation of the members and snippets of the album's tracks quickly became talking points among fans.

Global creators played key roles in shaping the project. Designer Ji Yong Kim participated in the 'No Way Back' chapter, translating the concept into a trendy, wanderer-inspired visual style.

Eli Russell Linnetz, founder of U.S. fashion brand ERL, led costume design, styling, and photography for 'Big Girls Don't Cry,' amplifying its free-spirited mood.

Director Brother took charge of the 'Knife' video, delivering bold colors and a digital aesthetic that vividly expresses the fearless inner selves of ENHYPEN's vampire personas.

Still photography was handled by photographer Jack Bridgland, known for collaborations with artists such as Sabrina Carpenter. He captured ENHYPEN's energy from a fresh and unconventional perspective.

ENHYPEN officially return with 'THE SIN: VANISH' on January 16, continuing to expand their universe with a fusion of music, fashion, and visual storytelling.