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2012 Blue Dragon Film Awards

The 2012 Blue Dragon Film Awards were held last night, and now it feels like we’ve entered awards season in earnest, following up on last month’s Grand Bell Awards.

There were a few of the same names and titles, but on the whole, I’d say the Blue Dragons were much more in line with what I would’ve projected, rather than being juggernauted by one film. I’m all for a film winning all the prizes it’s due, but there was something strange about having Gwanghae so overwhelmingly dominate the Grand Bells (it swept 15 of 23 categories!); it’s nice to see the love spread around with this ceremony.

 
WINNERS LIST

Best Picture: Pieta
Best Director: Jung Ji-young (Broken Arrow)
Best Actor: Choi Min-shik (Nameless Gangster)
Best Actress: Im Soo-jung (All About My Wife)
Supporting Actor: Ryu Seung-ryong (All About My Wife)
Supporting Actress: Moon Jung-hee (Deranged)
New Actor: Jo Jung-seok (Introduction to Architecture)
New Actress: Kim Go-eun (Eun-gyo)
New Director: Kim Hong-sun (The Traffickers)

Cinematography: Kim Tae-kyung (Eun-gyo)
Lighting: Hong Seung-chul (Eun-gyo)
Music: Jo Young-wook (Nameless Gangster)
Art Direction: Oh Heung-seok (Gwang-hae, The Man Who Became King)
Technical effects: Yoo Sang-sub, Jung Yoon-heon (The Thieves)
Screenplay: Yoon Jong-bin (Nameless Gangster)
Short Film Award: Kang Won (Night)
Box Office Audience Award: The Thieves
Popularity Award: Ha Jung-woo (Nameless Gangster), Bae Suzy (Introduction to Architecture), Kim Soo-hyun (The Thieves), Gong Hyo-jin (Love Fiction)

 

First he gets a special judges award at Grand Bell, now it’s Best Picture for Kim Ki-duk. Now that he’s no longer the black sheep of Chungmuro, will his movies get any less hard-edged and aggressive? Or will we see him go even darker than he has with his achievement this year in Pieta? He’s here with his leading actress Jo Min-soo, who was nominated for Best Actress (though she didn’t win).

 

 
The actress award went instead to Im Soo-jung, who’s having a strong run with All About My Wife. I loved her look at the Grand Bells, but this ensemble, not so much. I get what she’s going for, and she pulls off the effect convincingly—it’s gothic and dramatic, very Angelina Jolie at the Oscars, with her red lips and white face and dark everything else. But I’m not a fan of that effect, and the hairdo seems so matronly.

 
Ryu Seung-ryong wins again! He not only won at the most recent Grand Bell Awards, but also in this very category at last year’s Blue Dragons. This year was for All About My Wife, while last year was for Bow: The Ultimate Weapon. When you’re such a perpetual name on the awards list, do you ever run out of things to say in your acceptance speeches?

 
Gong Hyo-jin was another nominee in the Best Actress category (for Love Fiction), and it took me a moment to decide what I felt about her gown, which actually looks a bit more eggplant-colored in other shots. She looks great and I like the effect. I just feel like I’ve seen it before, I guess? It’s one of the better gowns of the night, though, in my opinion.

 
Park Hae-il (Eun-gyo) is such a sexy bastard. He always has a movie in the running at these affairs, and often is up for a category himself.

 
Kim Haneul (last year’s winner for Blind) tends to pick gowns that could very easily go boring, but keeps them on the side of elegant. It’s a simple silhouette, but she looks awesomely pulled together, and I love her easy, classy hairstyle.

 
I can’t imagine that the glamorous movie star and probably clotheshorse Kim Hye-soo (The Thieves), pictured here with Yoo Joon-sang), would wear the same gown to more than one awards show. Thus logic dictates that she must pick new gowns that somehow all look just like each other. Does she have a walk-in closet at home dedicated solely to long, slitted, boat-necked black evening gowns? Would that be awesome, or a little bit creepy?

 

Omg. That strut. The confidence. The crisp tux. The Superman hair.

Work it, Kim Soo-hyun, work it.

 
Like Kim Soo-hyun, Kim Hae-sook was at the awards for The Thieves, and in fact arrived with director Choi Dong-hoon. It wasn’t a huge winner (though it had a number of nominations, including both Kim Soo-hyun and Kim Hae-sook, as well as Best Picture and Director), but picked up a few lesser awards.

 
Jo Jung-seok won a Newcomer award for playing the “Napdeuki” sidekick in Introduction to Architecture. Aw, he looks like such a mischievous little boy on the red carpet.

 

Go Ara was nominated as a newcomer for Papa, and steps it up a notch with a regal dark blue gown. Just the kind of thing a starlet might wear on the cusp of graduating to more mature leading roles.

 
The good: Park Bo-young (Wolf Boy) finally got a new dress! The bad: It’s… this one. I actually like the bright sunny color and the concept of a flowy, strapless number, but this looks sloppy to me. I do like bias cuts and asymmetry in hemlines, but not when you can so clearly see the underlining, which makes this look unfinished. Like you’ve got a harried designer backstage who just glued seams together and is chewing fingernails in agitation, madly hoping the thing stays together for the rest of the night.

 
Aw, Lee Kwang-soo, adorkable as usual. He was here as a Newcomer nominee as well (for All About My Wife), though I’d argue that it’s his drama Nice Guy that had the bigger profile.

 
I do not like this dress. Kim Min-hee (nominated for Helpless) likes to experiment with avant-garde and modern designs, and she looks pretty comfortable wearing all sorts of crazy things. I don’t think this one has that zing, although is saved from being too boring by the back.

 
Jaejoong (Jackal Is Coming) is back to looking like his usual fabulous idol self, with the pop-star haircut and the smart tux. Only, why the red eyes and the ghost-white face? He should really play a vampire. Preferably a vampire idol. Yes, I know they did that show, but you’ve got to admit that alien idol is a sadly underrepresented slice of vampire canon.

 

Kim Go-eun arrived at last month’s Grand Bells looking like the fresh-faced ingenue at her debut; here she picks up another award for Eun-gyo, the sleeper film with good buzz, and arrives looking every bit the next-generation leading lady. I have arrived!, seems to be the unspoken message.

 
Red was a popular choice, which I think was worn to good effect by most of the ladies who opted for it, though I’d give the crown to Kim Go-eun. Hong Su-ah (I Trusted Men) opts for a more structured look, with the high neck and peekaboo bust.

 
More red for Bae So-eun, a rookie actress who started in theater. Again, I like the look; I just think you can’t top the fresh-faced buzz actress who’s on a winning streak on the award circuit.

 
Remember when Kim Sae-ron showed up to all those awards ceremonies with Won Bin the year that Ajusshi was out? This time she’s on the arm of her My Neighbor co-star Kim Sung-kyun. Adorable.

 
Not a huge fan of the fur stole on Jang Young-nam (it ages her), but I love her anyway. She was also in My Neighbor, and nominated for it in the supporting category.

 
Moon Jung-hee took home that Supporting Actress award instead, for Deranged. She’s looking flawless in her chic blue gown.

 
Kim Dong-joon may be an idol (ZE:A), but he’s also got a budding acting career, with Company Man being his latest project. And yes, I totally see the Han Ga-in comparisons.

 
Park Ha-sun and Yoon Sang-hyun look so cute together, and I’m pretty sure their new movie Vocal Clinic (where she’s basically tone-deaf but wants to sing) is going to be adorable. They’ve both got the ability to throw themselves whole-heartedly into their comic characters without shame, and that makes them winning. As a bonus, I love her sparkly pink gown (and gold heels).


 
I am willing to bet cash money that Park Shi-hoo practices that pose in the mirror every day. It’s probably part of his daily regimen, along with the sit-ups and ab flexes. I have seen it at every red carpet and photo op he’s done, like, ever. It’s kind of awesomely predictable.

 
Hwang Woo Seul-hye (I Need A Fairy) opts for a flowy white gown, kept interesting with the black belt.

 
Han Hye-jin arrives with Jin Gu, looking crisp in her slate-gray (or is it periwinkle? Pictures will lie) gown. I love the detail on the straps.

 
Ha Jung-woo, I want to iron your pants or maybe swap them for ones that fit! Of course, that would entail removing said pants. There’s no way this plan is not good.

 
Ahn Sung-ki, still churning out great work, year after year, movie after movie. This time it’s for the based-on-a-true-life legal thriller Broken Arrow, which earned him a nomination in the Best Actor category.

 
Gong Hyung-jin (SNL Korea), lookin’ sharp. And happy—though doesn’t he always? It’s one of the things that makes him such fun.

 
Yoo Yeon-seok is a name I’m thinking I’ll have to take notice of—he’s a virtual unknown against two super-popular stars in Wolf Boy, but he’s drawn notice for the role. *Makes mental note*

 
Han Ye-ri drew notice for her role in As One, the heartwarming movie about table tennis players from North and South Korea, playing on a joint team that was based on a true story. It earned her a Newcomer nomination, though she didn’t win.

 
Aw, Jo Sung-ha. He’s the poster boy (man?) for the term “flower boy middle-aged man,” which is a terrible term to begin with, even though I see how it works in theory. But, you know, sometimes you don’t have to coin that word, when it’s a dumb word. I wonder how many tuxes this man has in his closet. When you go to this many awards shows over so many years, and you’re always rockin’ something a little bit different, they’ve got to add up.

 
Jung Ji-yoon isn’t a name I’m familiar with, but her movie The Traffickers put in a strong showing, and she was up for the Newcomer Award as well as the disappeared woman whose husband (Daniel Choi) goes on a desperate hunt to track down.

 
Kim Sumi was a winner at last year’s awards. I love her penchant for gowns you might expect on starlets one-third her age, but that she’s totally at ease wearing.

 
I love Ma Dong-seok (My Neighbor), who always plays those lovable gruff types. Or gangsters. But mostly lovable gruff types.

 
Yoon Jin-yi had a breakout playing young Meahri in A Gentleman’s Dignity, and looks adorable and fresh in her shimmery peach. The beading is lovely, and accessorized nicely with lots of sparkle.

 
Yoon-ju is another new face, most recently of the crime movie Dirty Blood). I feel like her gown is a variation on Gong Hyo-jin’s, though she wears it more awkwardly. It’s just a bit messier, like there’s too much going on—ombre skirt, sparkle detail, asymmetry, stiff bodies, sheer bottom… I liked Gong’s ultimately, but I think I’m gonna have to pass on Yoon-ju’s.

 

Okay. To be honest, I don’t like this gown of Moon Chae-won‘s. But I do like the effect, or maybe it’s how she wears it. She’s been on such a hot streak, and she’s riding that wave with confidence. Recall how she won at the Blue Dragons last year (Bow: The Ultimate Weapon), and that was also after having a smash drama with the lush fusion sageuk The Princess’s Man, and now she can add the character melo Nice Guy to her string of successes.

So yes, I suppose I’ll give her odd-fitting, half-matte, half-shiny, slitted-up-to-THERE black gown a pass, since she looks so fabulous anyway, topped off with great hair and makeup. But I still hate the shoes. Bo-ring.

 

Black was the other popular trend of the night, but Suzy opts for a cute short look. I was totally fine with her run of cute white party gowns for her big first year in movieland, but I love that she’s moved on, while still retaining her freshness. Funny how I don’t hate the black heels on her, though it’s probably because it works so well with the little black minidress.

 
More black on young Joo Da-young (Feast of the Gods), who has suddenly started looking like a young lady! She’s only 17 years old, and has been steadily working in child roles, but all of a sudden she’s shot up and put on heels and looks like a grown-up, almost.

 
Park Hyo-joo (The Chaser) wears black with the other big trend: huge slits. I’d point to her as an example of the slitted look down well, since it’s balanced with the boxy shoulders and her tall, strong posture.

 
It’s a little less successful on Uhm Jung-hwa (nominated for Dancing Queen), though I think that’s more the fault of her makeup and the vaguely leopard-print sleeves than the slit or the shape of her gown. I know she’s known for her strong fashion choices, but the makeup is garish and I can’t love this look. Boo.

 
But the black slit is worse on Kwak Hyun-hwa (Runaway Plan B), who… is only 31? Wow, that look ages her by a decade at least. It’s the combo of the slit and the plunging neckline and the shiny metallic stripes that tip this one into tacky territory…

 
Speaking of tacky… here’s Kim Ji-young (May Queen), who…? I… can’t even about this dress.

 

And yet, it’s nowhere near as bad as the one worn by Ha Na-kyung (New Gisaeng Story), who was clearly out to get noticed one way or another. That is not a look that makes you wonder, “Does she know I can see her underwear?” It’s a dress that screams, “Duh, otherwise what’s the point?”

In a hilarious/sad/ironic twist of fate, it turns out Ha Na-kyung got buzzed about after all, but perhaps not the way she intended—she took a tumble on the red carpet, and THOSE were the unsightly images splashed all across the interwebs. Oops.

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Why do i always miss award shows!!? Arrrggghh!!
When are the MBC, SBS and KBS awards and how can I catch it live.I cannot miss it, I spent the whole year watching dramas!! Its my reward!!

Kim Soo Hyun looked very bold, handsome and confident.
I dunno what got into the may queen aunt wearing that ridiculous dress, but its still doesn't change the fact that she's the most exciting thing abt may queen.

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I can't believe JB thinks Kim Min Hee's dress is boring. It's really classy and sexy. I've seen it on a L'oreal model at Cannes and ''our'' KMH is working it no less. I think it's Versace.

Actually most dresses on this award are looking very good, I've seen a lot worse on other carpets. Except... errrr towards the end ... OMG. Well at any award show there is at least one tacky gown, but the last one on this list is hands down the best...

I love all the men, LOL. And Go Ara, I could hardly recognize her, she is growing up gracefully.

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I was happy for Suzy hearing a black dress instead of a white one.

And awww did you guys saw Suzy and KSH's pictures backstage ???

cute cute!

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Go Ara looks positively delicious wearing the kind of dress that always looks so amazing on the great Kim Hye-soo! ;) This could indicate a change of direction for her, as alluded to in the article. Never underestimate the power of cleavage! I knew several ladies who put themselves through college with plenty of money to spare working a couple of days a work serving beer to guys only too happy to turn over their hard-earned cash for the privilige of being served by pretty ladies who didn't mind being observed... :)

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Javabeans, thanks so much for all the gowns. I love, love, love it when you cover the fashion at the award ceremonies!

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Seeing these photos is a pleasure every time, especially knowing how I will giggle at your comments.
Thanks for covering them with so many photos.
Favorite:
"Ha Jung-woo, I want to iron your pants or maybe swap them for ones that fit! Of course, that would entail removing said pants. There’s no way this plan is not good."

Please let me know if I can be of any assistance!

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yoon jin-yi looked gorgeous! the nude-pink shade of her dress complemented her perfectly, and the necklace was just right. she has the most gorgeous pearl-like skin to show off too...

ugh that snake/choker knot thing around im soo-jung's neck just had to go. i wanted to redo her makeup too. her face is too white, and the red lip looks too harsh. otherwise, i actually like the dress a lot.

loved go ara's dress too, and she looked beautiful, but wish she had added accessories somewhere. a tad boring.

props to kim min-hee for being the one interesting look in my book. i don't like the back of her dress, but she rocks the front and in general the whole look. everyone else was too flowy—individually, great, but as a whole rather dull.

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So glad to see that Kim Ki Duk won best picture. Maybe he is finally getting some respect on his native soil. It seems a little strange that a movie that has gotten so much acclaim in the independent film circuit would also receive a prestigious award among more "mainstream" films. Even so, I'm glad for Kim.

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Aww..Kwang Soo looks fabulous and handsome in that checker patterned suit jacket he's wearing..with that confident sweet smile..he's so charming. But too bad he didn't win the Newcomer title.. Well, Kwang Soo..you still have a long way to go.. Don't worry..there's still SBS and KBS awards..Hopefully he wins for *Nice Guy*! Either newcomer or Supporting role..His acting in Nice Guy is great!!! And we love you in Running Man, Giraffe! Hehehe.

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Kim Ji Young should have gotten some advice from the May Queen stylists, cuz when they dress her up she looks gorgeous!
And Jo Sung Ah has been my ahjussi crush since forever!

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oh sparkling shoes, much love to you! though i just can't help but notice that go ara's shoes look big for her

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I think my favorites for the night are Im Soo Jung and Park Hae Il. So simple and classy. :) Nothing is overdone, I love it.

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LOL at Park Shi Hoo comment :D :D He's a little narcissistic for sure :D

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Park Si HOT! I loved PSH's blue velvet (NOT suede) bow and tux, paired with the black undershirt with red-centered buttons. Just adorable! Jung Jae Young teased him about that hand pose, but i find nothing wrong with it. I'm so used to it, it would be unlike him if he were to change it up! For me, Park Si Hoo and Ahn Sung Ki were the adorables of the night. ^^

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I'm sure someone would have already commented but it never ceases to amaze me each time I see these ladies in their lovely dresses. Are they not COLD????

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At least, Ha Na Kyung's hair in the last pic is streaming beautifully :)

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i know actors look is all about latest trends, but they truly need more variety in terms of colours. it's really lackin.

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Moon Chae Won :)

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Some general thoughts: The women are doing slightly better on the color front, although not much better, and they keep defaulting to lips that are way too weak.

Fpr the men, when did shiny contrast lapels become a thing? I hate them, but they're omnipresent, so I will just end my rant about them here, instead of writing it on every single boy-- and man-- star's blurb.

Jo Min-soo: Quite pretty, although the illusion netting's obvious edge is making my eye twitch a little. The hair might be a little severe for the look, or it might be just because of the nude lip.

Im Soo-jung: Something about the material... it just doesn't look dressy enough. That belt's hitting her torso at an odd spot, making her look like a black marshmallow from waist up. Also there are two different blacks here, and that's making me sad. And let's not get started on that python hanging around her neck. I do like that bright lip. Learn to blot.

Ryu Seung-ryong: LOVE the pocket square. Wut the hell is up with those running stripes down the side of his pants. Jacket is too small, and I'm getting a little tired of this black on black on black trend. Also, please shave.

Gong Hyo-jin: That color's not doing her a lot of favors, though the hair is pretty. The shape is sort of... it looks like a wad of so many used sheets of wrapping tissue paper, and can we please stop the sheer-skirt-over-skirt trend (although admittedly, this was not as bad as some I've seen)? Those shoes are truly unforch.

Park Hae-il: His jacket looks wayyy small. The crotch of his pants are so baggy, yet look so tight around his thighs. Unfortunate crustache going on. Suit is distressingly shiny. And the color's giving me a mid-level bank manager vibe....

Kim Haneul: I love that gown shape, but the color's making her look a little sallow... She could have punched up her makeup to look a little less terminal-patient, and I love her bling-level. That clutch makes everything that much more depressing though....

Kim Hye-soo: Dem shoes and dat clutch be super fierce, gurl. Unfortunately, the rest of your look... isn't. It isn't a *bad* look per se, it's just wrong for the venue. Actually, I might argue that it makes her look heavy and matronly, and combined with her understated makeup, it has a really harsh, washing-out effect on her face.

Yoon Joon-sang: Blue velvet tux. Cute. It looks like it fits reasonably well, actually.

Kim Soo-hyun: I love you so much. That well-fitted, checked jacket. That flair. Those properly hemmed pants. So why, in the name of seven hells, did you get a jacket with pocket flaps??? You were *this* close to a bravo. *THIS CLOSE*

Kim Hae-sook: Bow down, bitches (it's my immediate response to les femmes d'une certain age who wear fur). But actually, though, it needs hemming, the material is a little sad, since it wrinkles so easily, and I'm thinking Payless for her shoes :( I do love Choi Dong-hoon's shoes XD

Jo Jung-seok: Aww, li'l earnest bot. It's a little shiny, but it's well-hemmed. On the other hand, the jacket is a little tight.... You are not a man of large girth, your jacket should not be pulling so!

Go Ara: Oh sweetie, I wince for you. I really do. Those shoes are big enough to fit another foot in with yours. Your dress is purty despite the baby head popping out the top, though, just add some more neck bling

Park Bo-young: would like to say that she has taken to dressing in sunny yellow handkerchiefs hastily sewn into a semi-decent article of clothing. It is nowhere near formal enough, nor is it doing her waistline any favors. None of her accessories go with each other, or the dress. And her hair is looking a little ratty and bedraggled.

Lee Kwang-soo: D'aww, checkered jacket (enjoy the cray while you are young enough to wear it with impunity, I guess), but why isn't it buttoned??? Also... pants hemmed too short o.O

Kim Min-hee: is probably whip-thin in real life, but rejoice, fellow normal women! This dress makes her look hippy like all get out! Her makeup could have been punched up to keep her face from being washed out, and her shoes are atrocious. That back is indecent for this venue.

Jaejoong: Oh you pretty man, do you have allergies?? Also, what is that brocade mess that you call a jacket? I'm all for pushing the boundaries of men's red carpet wear, but this is ridiculous. And jacket pockets! And you are literally up to your elbows in buttons! On the bright side, your jacket fits right...? Lol your lipgloss.

Kim Go-eun: Those shoes are fab, I can see why she wanted to wear them, but they don't really go with this dress... they fight too much. She could have punched up the lips a tad, and worn some bling, and actually done something with her hair, instead of just letting it airdry on the red carpet, but all of this is almost over-ridden by the fact that she is wearing a bright color--red, no less--despite being on a korean red carpet. The dress shape is pretty boring though....

Hon Su-ah: Ooh, I like this dress (although the key hole is a bit oddly positioned). BUT YOUR SHOES ARE FROM KMART, and your clutch is from a vintage store's dumpster rejects. And your nails.... interesting color choices.

Bae So-eun: No. That slit is not red-carpet appropriate, not if she runs the risk of flashing someone every time she takes a step. You pick *either* the one-shoulder, *or* the high slit, hon. Not both, or you'll be dinged for taste issues. Those shoes are fierce, but too heavy for this dress. That clutch was uninspired and completely out of sync with the rest of this outfit.

Kim Sae-ron: she's a minor, so we'll spare her the bitchery. She's cute. Love her shoes and that adorable headband. Kim Sung-kyun needs to hem his pants like whoa.

Jang Young-nam: That color is amazingly harsh and aging on her. Shoes seem a little Payless-y, though it's hard to tell. That fur stole is just plain odd. We've seen this prom dress shape before....

Moon Jung-hee: It's pretty and elegant, though not super ground-breaking. Color is gorge. More bling, stronger lip. I'm not a fan of that flap of opaque hanging out with all that sheer in the front though. This called for an updo, not a ponytail. Shoes definitely veering into Payless-territory

Kim Dong-joon: Aww, the only reason you can get away with this double-breasted jacket is because you're a whip-thin boy star. WHERE IS YOUR TIE. And why pocket flaps??? And WHY ARE YOUR SHOES? I like this look less than I initially thought I did XP

Yoon Sang-hyun: Please don't tell me that's a dark brown velvet tux over black pants. The brown-black rule is silly, but here it must be deployed >< Your pants are too short, it seems....

Park Ha-sun: I love the gown shape, I love the shoes, I just wish it was in a color that wasn't the color of old bras.... And for her hair to be out of her bust, so we can all get a glimpse of that beautiful neckline

Park Shi-hoo: Honey, I love you. I really do. That's why I'm telling you this, it's for your own good. Hem your pants, wear jackets that fit, and stay away from black-on-blue velvet.

Hwang Woo-seul-hye: is too young to be joining the saggy-tits brigade. Support, darling. Keeps the girls perky. Otherwise, conventionally pretty.

Han Hye-jin: Darling! You look absolutely fabulous! Your arm candy's looking slightly less sharp. His jacket's too small, his pants are too long, and his pocket square's not fun enough. It's cute that his tie matches your dress though. I think.

Ha Jung-woo: No.

Ahn Sung-ki: There's not enough for me to do a good pick-through.... Looks fine, though. Jacket might be a skosh tight.

Gong Hyung-jin: Your pants look so tight. The boys must be suffocating.

Yoo Yeon-seok: Whoever you are, learn about the wondrous joy of blotting papers. Your jacket is probably too tight.

Han Ye-ri: At first I was going to be kind and say cute, but generic and almost too bridal looking. Then I discovered The Illusion Netting. NO. Also, is that a lollipop in her hand???

Jo Sung-ha: Your jacket is too tight, but the oxblood's hilariously on trend.

Jung Ji-yoon: Ooh, a print, and a halter-top... I like :} Clutch is a bit too close in color to the dress, but cool, instead of warm, so it's making my eyes twitch.

Kim Soo-mi: raided the periwinkle cupcake section of the tissue-paper factory, as well as the Payless espadrille factory. Those shoes are an awful choice for this dress. And this dress's maker has editing issues.

Ma Dong-seok: you are not tiny enough to be wearing the DB-suits without actually looking like a mobster (unless that was on purpose?) Love the pocket square, hem your pants.

Yoon Jin-yi: Ooh, I approve of the bling levels, but not the dress color. Which doesn't go with her accessories' colors either. And I cry for her tits, they look awful squeezed there.

Yoon-ju: is wearing a frankendress of many prom-bombs past. They are all fighting for dominance here, but there can be only one! I guess I like the color...?

Moon Chae-won: Wait, you picked the dress that practically points the direction straight to your crotch, and then defaulted to plain black pumps? Either you commit to the "here is my cooch, it is loud, proud, and fabulous!" with a pair of blinged out stripper heels, or you don't wear a dress that flaps open at the slightest provocation. That bodice definitely does not fit her at all, although I am actually a fan of the Two-face, half-bling, half-not idea. It just wasn't executed well. And wear more bling!

Suzy: NO. I don't care how cute this look is, she is not Kim Sae-ron's age, and everyone else is wearing gowns, and this is not the appropriate venue for this look. Your legs are fabulous though, dear. Even in the dead of winter with no tights.

Joo Da-young: NO. Bath towels, no matter how satiny and black, are not appropriate for red carpet wear if everyone else is wearing gowns. More bling. Shoes are acceptable.

Park Hyo-joo: her dress just has a bit too much going on... there are too many points of interest, and they fight with each other. Those shoes are actually beyond tragic.

Uhm Jung-hwa: OMG, I cannot, with this look. The shoes, the sleeves, the slit....

Kwak Hyun-hwa: No. This is like... stripper oil-slick Beetlejuice with a generic clutch and some truly industrial-accident-waiting-to-happen looking shoes.

Kim Ji-young: seems to think she's at a Katy Perry-themed Halloween party....

Ha Na-kyung: MAH COOCH AND TITS ARE FABULOUS AND AH AM LOUD AND PROUD OF THEM! OO-RAH!

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My favorite is Go Ara's blue dress, the style and color, love it! Jaejoong's got too much makeup on. The last girl with all the skin is just a mess! If the dress code is black tie, she should have covered up. It makes her look desperate. I saw a picture of Kim So Yeon in a dress similar to this; it was just as awful.

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a lot of them had pasty white faces - like it was obvious they piled on the makeup.

love Moon Chaewol but that slit uhhh not-so-good.

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Ha Na Kyung wore a dress definitely to be noticed...She was when she fell on her knees. Totally in the worst way.What a picture to remember for your career....Luckily her boobs didn't pop out. She should have practiced walking in those ugly platform shoes. A disaster....Can anyone take her seriously?

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kim soohyun and suzy jaejoobg concutrulaction good luck

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