In a world where double eyelids have long been considered the beauty standard in East Asia, a growing number of Korean celebrities are redefining what it means to be naturally attractive with monolid eyes. Their presence in film, drama, and media not only showcases their acting talent but also expands the aesthetic narrative beyond conventional norms. Let's take a closer look at some of these standout figures.
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1.Kim Me Sook
Kim Me Sook made his debut as the sixth KBS public recruitment talent in 1979 and rose to fame in 1981 with his role in Dongshim Elementary School. Since then, he has remained active across various fields, particularly in dramas.
2.Lee Hwi Hyang with Park So-hyun
Lee Hwi Hyang entered the entertainment scene through the 14th MBC public recruitment in 1981, after being selected as "June Miss" in the Miss MBC contest while attending Seoul National University of Arts. In 1982, she married a man allegedly associated with gangs—a reflection of a trend in early entertainment circles, where many actresses married gangsters or managers with similar backgrounds.
Originally trained as a ballerina, Park So-hyun's path was changed by a serious injury. Though she attempted a comeback, her agency recommended a transition into acting. She initially planned to leave the industry after five years, but acting ultimately became her lifelong career.
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3.Shin Eun-kyung with Myung Se-bin
A top performer in the 1990s, Shin Eun-kyung was no stranger to controversy. However, each time, she returned to the public with compelling performances. Her tomboyish charm and fit physique became her trademark strengths.
Myung Se-bin gained public attention through a commercial featuring her with a shaved head, without any previous major acting work. Praised for her elegant visuals, she experienced a swift divorce and later revealed that love had been absent from the marriage from the start, sparking ongoing debates about her choices.
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4. Park Bo-young with Kim Go-eun,Park So-dam
Park Bo-young may not represent a typical male standard of beauty, but women—mothers, sisters, and peers—often find her attractive. Her appeal lies in her authenticity. Whether laughing, crying, or acting cute, she doesn’t imitate others but performs as her true self.
Kim Go-eun’s entry into acting is unique. Initially drawn to filmmaking due to her movie-loving father, she aspired to become a staff member or screenwriter. Her teacher’s suggestion to try acting led her to discover a new path—one that she embraced wholeheartedly.
Park So-dam portrayed Kim Ki-jung, a savvy art student in Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite. Her versatile acting drew widespread acclaim, reflecting her ability to embody both professionalism and natural charisma. Parasite not only won the Palme d'Or at Cannes but also became a blockbuster hit, solidifying her place in cinema history.
5.Kim Da-mi, Han Ye-ri, and Jeon Yeo-bin
Kim Da-mi dreamed of acting from a young age. She enjoyed imitating emotions from TV dramas and also worked as a fitting model, leveraging her 170cm height and striking proportions. Han Ye-ri debuted in the 2007 short film Girin and Africa. Her realistic portrayal in Korea (2012)—including a North Korean accent and table tennis skills—earned her the Baeksang Arts Award in 2013.Jeon Yeo-bin, born the second of three siblings, initially wanted to become a doctor. After watching Dead Poets Society, she realized the power of storytelling and decided to pursue acting to inspire and heal others. To explore her charm, check out Vincenzo, currently streaming on Netflix.
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