Actress Son Ye-jin's new look at the 46th Golden Camera Awards has sparked mixed reactions online with many fans slamming her styling.
On June 8, netizens, as per Star News, took to social media to express disappointment, commenting on Son's hairstyle, footwear, and overall coordination. Remarks included, "Even Goddess Ye-jin has bad hair days," "Why this styling?" and "The hair especially misses the mark." Some pointed out that the short haircut resembled a 2000s-era windblown style, which seemed outdated.
Critics also targeted her black high heels, which appeared mismatched with her soft pink sleeveless long dress. Others noted the nail color clashed with the outfit. Comments such as "Change the styling team," "Who picked the black heels for that dress? Zero sense," and "Is the stylist an anti-fan?" were common.
Son Ye-Jin attended the ceremony held at CG Art Hall in Gangnam, Seoul. Despite the negative feedback on her look, she was honored with the Best Actress award for her role in the film "No Choice."
The event highlighted a rare moment where Son Ye-Jin's fashion choices overshadowed her celebrated acting achievement.
The South Korean actress also offered a rare glimpse into her family life, sharing photos and a video of a beach day with her young son.
Son Ye-Jin's Happy Married Life with Hyun Bin
On Monday, Mail Korea reported that Son Ye-Jin posted images on Instagram captioned "A spoonful of memories," showing her smiling alongside her son against a seaside backdrop. While her son's face was hidden with a sticker, his small hands and growth were noticeable.
The accompanying video captured the boy attempting to catch a crab, with an unidentified figure believed to be actor Hyun Bin, Son Ye-Jin's husband, assisting him. Fans responded warmly, commenting on the sweetness of the family moment and their apparent vacation enjoyment.
Son Ye-jin and Hyun Bin, both acclaimed actors, married in 2022. They welcomed their son later that year in November.
Currently, Son is preparing for the release of the Netflix series "The Scandal" and upcoming variety appearances. Hyun Bin is set to star in the Disney+ series "Made in Korea 2."
