Song Hye Kyo is absolutely radiant on multiple covers and inside the pages of the June issue of Harper Bazaar Korea. Adorned in jewelry from Chaumet's Josephine collection and a range of fine fashions, Hye Kyo's regal elegance and graceful beauty captivate as much the sparkling jewels. The stunning pictorial is a result of a special collaboration with the actress as she showcases contrasting dressed up looks alongside natural looks with everyday outfits, highlighting her versatility as well as her breathtaking beauty.
In the accompanying interview, the 42 year old stunner talks about how she is comfortable with aging. “I don’t feel burdened about aging in front of the camera. It’s a natural process. I strive to appear a bit slower than my actual age, but I don’t want to push against the natural flow of time forcibly. I believe you can’t just look young while aging. Rather, as you age, your makeup should become lighter and your clothes simpler to be more stylish.” Her attitude and advice are both indeed wise but let's face it, Song Hye Kyo is an ageless goddess.
Hye Kyo made a triumphant return to acting last year with the Netflix revenge thriller The Glory, a global critical and commercial success that was the third most watched show on the streamer in 2023. I highly recommend it by the way. Hye Kyo won a best actress award at the prestigious Baeksang Arts Awards and Blue Dragon Awards. She will be challenging the occult genre in Dark Nuns, a film about ’s a story about two nuns trying to save a child possessed by an evil spirit. And it has been reported that she will be reuniting with acclaimed screen writer Noh Hee Kyung in a modern historical drama focusing on the lives of people working in the show business industry shortly after the Korean War. This will mark Hye Kyo's third time working with Ms. Noh who also wrote The Word They Live In and That Winter, The Wind Blows. This project has garnered high expectations because of the success of those past projects as well as other projects the two have been involved in. And Gong Yoo of Goblin, Train To Busan and Squid Game fame has been tapped as the male lead. Sounds like a drama worth looking forward to. Enjoy all these pretty pictures!
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Adorable <3
absolutely gorgeous!
Gosh! She looks so beautiful in each shot. I love the ones where her hair is in a bun especially....swoon....she just gets more and more stunning I almost hate her. LOLZ....and I can't believe I still haven't seen The Glory, chingu! :( I really must make it a priority. And holy crap! With Gong Yoo?!?!? Squweeeeeeee!
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