From “Full House” to the much-loved “Descendants of the Sun” and, most recently, “Encounter, ” there’s no doubt that Song Hye Kyo’s been blazing a trail over dramaland since she first graced our screens as a fresh-faced teenager in “First Love.” Not that the years have left their mark on her, for the actress looks just as, if not more, beautiful than she did a decade ago. Don’t believe me? Check out some of the styles she has rocked over the years that have cemented her status as not just dramaland’s darling, but also the fashion it-girl of, well, ever.
Just how dreamy does she look here? If anyone’s doing a remake of Cinderella, Korean-style, Song Hye Kyo’s got my vote. She’s got that frosty princess look on lockdown. The muted blue-grey tone of the dress and that slight dip in the cleavage area brings out the shine and sparkle of the bling so well. And don’t get me started on her makeup for the day. It’s not often Song Hye Kyo brings out the all-around eyeliner look, but when she does, y’know this girl ain’t out to play! It’s mysterious, sultry, and complements everything to make this recent look of hers one of my absolute favorites.
With quite a change from the other look but no less gorgeous, the actress channels Snow White (is it me or is Song Hye Kyo on a roll with these Disney princesses?) this time with a lovely-in-white look. Radiating purity and sweet-natured charm with that patterned lace frock and rosy makeup, she looks a decade younger here, and I, for one, am dying to know whatever anti-aging secrets she has got up those pretty lacy sleeves!
Song Hye Kyo Hong Kong, 26. Oktober
When in Paris, do as the Parisians do, right? And you can’t get more French than a long trench, jaunty little beret, and to cap things off, some red lipstick. I am also loving the little polka dotted details you can see poking out from the depths of her trench coat. They just add to how adorable the whole outfit is.
Song Hye Kyo’s red carpet style usually stays true to a sparkly, white look of some sort, so when she turned up in this black number, boy was it a surprise (a really good one!). It’s nice to see her stray from her favored color spectrum and go dark. The modern clean-cut lines also help to keep things very classy and elegant, emphasized even more by the gentle sweep of her hair up and back in a soft bun.
Fresh from her bob in “Encounter, ” Song Hye Kyo’s locks are back to their former glory and paired with a summery yellow dress. The simple everyday style is a pared-down look compared to the pretty, sweeping dresses shown above, but it’s nonetheless one of her best fashion moments for us because of that happy and healthy glow she’s got.
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Continuing on with the whole summery vibe, another one of my fav Song Hye Kyo fashion moments has got to be how she wore a picnic mat and made it look anything but! This one made the list equal parts because of star envy (she pulls off everything with aplomb, really) and because it’s a style you don’t see her in often. As with the classy black gown, it’s pretty rare to see Song Hye Kyo sporting something so overtly cute and girly. While I love her usual elegant sense of style, seeing her in this fresh new palette was a refreshing twist indeed!
With the number of dramas this talented actress has starred in and the myriad of styles she has donned to play such different characters, you might think it would be near impossible to nail down just one favorite fashion look, but surprisingly, this one came to mind in an instant. It’s a personal favorite of mine for many reasons and so iconic of the drama “Encounter.” Perhaps first impressions do linger, because when Song Hye Kyo appeared in this fiery red shirt-dress in the first episode, I was bowled away by how this fit with the whole Cuban landscape and vibe so well. It’s a simple piece no doubt, but it somehow still managed to draw our eyes to her like a siren.
Last but definitely not least, this zesty geometric-printed dress that Song Hye Kyo wore for the “Descendants of the Sun” press conference! The structure of the dress — padded shoulders, slightly poofy sleeves with a cinched-in waistline — gives it a demure look, but the colors on this are what make it pop. It’s an incredibly fun print that draws a little from vintage elements, and I love how the white collar helps to make the lime and blue mix pop even more.
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Hey ers, what are some of your fav looks on Song Hye Kyo? (If you think she looks good in anything and everything though, join the camp!) Have you picked up a style tip or two from the star? Let us know in the comments below!
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, which tells the story of how two girls born on the same day were raised in the village. While Eun Seo (Song Hye Kyo) was brought up comfortably in a loving family with parents and a brother, Shin Ae (Han Chae Young) grew up with a single parent and struggled with poverty. After finding out they were swapped, they returned to their original families. Years later, Eun Seo reunites with her brother Joon Seo (Song Seung Heon) and they fall in love. Tragedy continues as Eun Seo discovers she has leukemia and she keeps it a secret from Joon Seo. This landmark show was credited with establishing the Korean wave, but it also arguably helped establish actress Song Hye Kyo’s career and subsequent international stardom.
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A household name today, Song is considered one of Asia’s biggest stars. But before she was a lauded actress, her ambitions were athletic. She was actually training to become a figure skater when she started modelling at the age of 14. The exposure eventually led to supporting roles on shows like
And was very loved, ” she recalls. “Very loved” is something of an understatement. With her breakout role, she rose to fame almost instantaneously. At the age of 18, she played a character who was forced to confront selfhood, heartbreak, leukemia and death. And she did so with such performative excnce and seminal artistry that she won the Popularity Award at the 37th Baeksang Arts Awards that year and cemented her status from then on as an actress to watch.
. It is a role which has brought me where I am today. When I look back on it now, it was full of awkward and inadequate moments but I like it for the very same reasons.” It’s necessary to note that what Song remembers as awkward and inadequate actually reads as authentic and genuine to viewers. It did reach a peak viewership of 46.1 per cent after all. But this self-effacement only speaks of her enduring spirit of self-betterment, and it is this humble disposition that has charmed fans from both near and far.
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One look at Song’s career and it’s indisputable that she has consistently pursued opportunities that would refine her capabilities as an actress. After
(2005), she was determined to take on different roles in a resolve to avoid being typecast. When producers were in talks of filming
, she was turned away for being “too cute”. What might have discouraged others made Song more determined. With that, she went on a rigorous diet to prove them wrong, making a grand comeback with a new image — one that endured for the next 14 years. “I think that every new role that I go into is a challenge, ” she shares. “I always think about how I can show the character better to the audience. When I first start a project, I am always filled with expectations and worries about how I can do well in the role.”
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The true mark of an actor’s craft is in their ability to transform themselves for their character, and nowhere is this more clear than when she took on a supporting role in acclaimed Hong Kong director Wong Kar Wai’s 2013 epic saga
. It was a role for which she learned Cantonese and martial arts so that she could fully immerse herself in the character. Let’s be clear here, Song