Cignature picnic in the sun as they gear up for 'Us in the Summer' comeback
In the first set of group concept photos for their new mini album 'Us in the Summer', the Cignature girls gather for a refreshing picnic outdoors, enjoying the peace of summer. The girl group's comeback is scheduled for August 29 at 6 PM KST, marking their first music release in 8 months.
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