Actor Byeon Woo-seok captivated Milan with five faces.
Fashion magazine Harper's Bazaar Korea released the March cover featuring a different side of Byeon Woo-seok ahead of the broadcasts of his upcoming works Perfect Crown and Na Honjaman Level Up.
In the released pictorial, Byeon Woo-seok grabs attention with a range of attitudes from soft to charismatic and varied. In particular, the concept and style that delicately highlighted his facets against the exotic scenery and spaces of Milan made it even more eye-catching.
In the subsequent interview, he spoke about the pictorial shoot, which took place on location in Milan, Italy, saying, "It was a shoot that captured the atmosphere the city of Milan has. The outdoor shoot on the street felt the city's unique rhythm and energy, and the space with large plants in the courtyard was also impressive. It felt like it matched Prada's calm yet tense mood."
He also candidly expressed his feelings about the inevitable pressure and worries that come before the upcoming works Perfect Crown and Na Honjaman Level Up. Byeon Woo-seok said, "I think expectations grow as I receive a lot of love. I worry about what if I can't meet those expectations, but on the other hand, those worries and fears seem to make me work harder. At times like this, I think what I can do is do my best and face the work more proudly."
He also revealed his philosophy about wanting to act well. Byeon Woo-seok answered, "Since I was young, I've had a personality that wants to do something properly. But acting seems a little different. It feels endless, maybe? No matter how much you do, it seems hard to reach the moment of 'I did well.' That's why it's more attractive. I still think effort isn't everything, but I approach it thinking it's most of it. If I read the script dozens of times, build the character in my way, and find and study people in similar situations, after that time of 고민 I think I can be a little freer in front of the camera."
[Photo] Provided by Harper's Bazaar Korea.
[OSEN]