What is Korean Style to you? - Page 9

If you search around, there is a much worse one! She is, like, 58 and looks like a 21-year-old!

Make-up is just the tip of the iceberg, don't forget massive surgeries, sometimes a lil shoop does wonders too.

Lol, fuck is 'shoop'?

photoshop

Ah, thanks!

The thing is, there are women who are extremely hot, who can be a stunner straight out of bed without any make up at all. And there are women who are extremely fugs that no amount of makeup will make them any less fugs. And then there are women (re: 95%) between those extremes who can shift from their position on the hot scale by heaps depending on their makeup know-how.

Moral of the story? Just don't go for them fugs.

My photos is just from the South Korea. I've never been in North, unfortunately. (I've seen enough Communism in country where I was born ) But I really love the South Korea. Just awesome country and very nice people.

Korean Beauty: Kim Si-hyang

http://www.listal.com/viewimage/2240337

Her nudes are available on the internet

Just searched them, disappointing after see the picture you posted.

what is korean style to me?
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it is still evolving and getting refined as i learn from styleforum and elsewhere

Hell, their language structures are almost carbon copies of each other with heavy Chinese influences outside of grammar. 

 

Japanese style is at least a century ahead of Korea as the Korean culture was never fully independent (and never had the means) until recent decades; they have came a long way though and now excel in manufacturing pop stars.  Appearance right now is very deceiving as plastic surgery and photoshop are so widely deployed in Korea and now rest of East Asia.

 

In terms of CBD, Korean loves ill fitting cheap and baggy suits and the Japanese loves slim fitting clothing and usually look miles ahead of their East Asian counterparts..

some boring factoids

the language structures are "almost carbon copies" because they are part of the ural-altaic language family
languages in turkey and uzbekistan and neighboring areas have the same grammar structure as korean and japanese
which tends to show that people migrated in a certain pattern and direction over asia
and the chinese written characters were borrowed by both korea and japan since they did not have their own ... similar to how the greek alphabet was borrowed and incorporated into the latin based languages
korea developed its own written language system in the 1400's
japanese uses 2 sets of "alphabet" system ... hiragana and katakana... both of which were derived from simplified chinese written language

For what it's worth, Korea did have the world's first metal movable type printing.