Eye Candy : Editorial Roundup

I usually just save celebrity editorial images as they catch my eye and when I took a look at my folder earlier this week I realized that it has been awhile since I've shared the eye candy. So here we go... Starting off with Hyun Bin looking picture perfect in Arena Hommes+. I love the lighting in this shot and juxtaposition of the shadow over his face. The handsome actor recently signed on for the fantasy melodrama Memories of the Alhambra opposite Park Shin Hye.  Speaking of Park Shin Hye, her appearance in Lee Seung Gi's MV for Love Time was adorable and I would love to see the two of work together on a drama or movie.  Seung Gi recently wrapped Hwayugi (A Korean Odyssey) which I watched but didn't love. It had potential but both the story and the characterizations lacked development. Still seeing Seung Gi made me happy. His "monkey" hairstyle even grew on me though I'm liking his hair even better in The Big Issue. 

I wasn't really familiar with Lee Se Young's work before Hwayugi and she was the scene stealer of the show, realistically tackling the roles of a naive zombie and a evil sorceress. Her performance really eclipsed that of Oh Yeon Seo IMO.

We recently watched Strong Girl Do Bong Soon and Park Hyung Sik was one of the reasons we enjoyed it so much. I'm looking forward to the Korean remake of Suits in which Hyung Sik will be starring alongside Jang Dong Gun and seeing what type of spin they put on it. I stopped watching the American version a few seasons ago when the plotlines got really preposterous. That was even before a secretary became a COO overnight (massive eyeroll)

And here is Jang Dong Gun in the latest issue of High Cut. Based on the two leads alone, I would think that the Korean version of Suits will be better acted. Jang Don Gun's work speaks for itself and Hyung Sik is one of those idols turned actors who can actually act.

Park Shin Hye kicking it in New York City for Harper's Bazaar. That outfit is fabulous especially the sparkly skirt. I just wish we could see her shoes.

While Daniel Henney won’t be winning any awards for his acting, I'm glad he's on an American TV show because he definitively shatters the stereotype of Asian men as unattractive nerds. Is it me or does he always smolder?

We should all look as good at 58 as Lee Mi Sook. She was stellar in Untold Scandal, a retelling of Dangerous Liaisons set in the Joseon Dynasty.

Gong Seung Yeon's makeup and outfit both look so pretty in this Nylon shot. I've been thinking og growing out my hair and would love to do something like this textured lob. Not the color, just the cut.

I'm not really all that familiar with Nam Joo Hyuk. He's certainly good looking and there is something so smexy about this photo where he's looking a little like my OG crush, Takeshi Kaneshiro.  Anyone that handsome and speaks five languages is swoon worthy.

Han Ji Min is pure makeup and skin goals in this photo for Allure. This type of understated look is just so effortlessly pretty. Forget about glass skin, I want cloudless skin. 

Jung Woo Sung is gorgeous no matter what but even more so when he isn't trying to rock the man bangs which should probably be retired after the age of 40. This is such a great portrait!

Photos via respective publications