Agreed on both statements, but this was already posted fairly recently. Please check the last one or two pages of a thread before posting!
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Sorry! You're right, they weren't loading on my phone and couldn't remember seeing them, so I posted them
These I haven't seen, so let's pretend it's a replacement
Well, if you zoom in, you’ll notice she’s *not* actually touching it. The baguette is hovering a good few inches in front of her mouth.
So excited to see she was nominated for an Emmy!! Can’t wait to see what she wears to the event in September, congrats girl!
I love her as a model and she's gorgeous and consistent with her body, but I'm actually not a huge fan of her acting. This may be an unpopular opinion and I also may or may not get roasted for this but while her acting isn't bad, it's not as good as people make it out to be imo. She did well for her first role with no training, but I don't think her performance was Emmy worthy. Most of what she had to do for the role was look serious and brooding and be cold and sarcastic, except for the scene where she cries out of desperation for her friend after the marble game. Her character is quite different from her natural personality, yes, but that's literally the bare minimum of being an actress - acting different from your natural personality.
I think a lot of why she got nominated was because Asian pride is all the rage right now and traditionally white-dominated and (probably) racist award ceremonies are trying to seem "diverse" for extra PC points with the public. And I'm saying that as an Asian. I love seeing Asian representation, but I am also conflicted because I don't think her acting was Emmy worthy.
Also, sort of unrelated side note, Crazy Rich Asians was a shit movie and I hate the stereotypes it put out about Asians. The only good thing about that movie was that the lead actress and love interest was Asian but the lead actor who played Nick Young wasn't even a fucking full -blooded Asian.
I think a lot of why she got nominated was because Asian pride is all the rage right now and traditionally white-dominated and (probably) racist award ceremonies are trying to seem "diverse" for extra PC points with the public. And I'm saying that as an Asian. I love seeing Asian representation, but I am also conflicted because I don't think her acting was Emmy worthy.
Also, sort of unrelated side note, Crazy Rich Asians was a shit movie and I hate the stereotypes it put out about Asians. The only good thing about that movie was that the lead actress and love interest was Asian but the lead actor who played Nick Young wasn't even a fucking full -blooded Asian.
Updates 
For Adidas:
Vogue Korea - August Cover
I truly adore her. I don’t think the gold dress and soft lighting on the third cover image do her justice. And I must confess that I haven’t seen Squid Game yet!
For Adidas:
Vogue Korea - August Cover
I truly adore her. I don’t think the gold dress and soft lighting on the third cover image do her justice. And I must confess that I haven’t seen Squid Game yet!
Some more pictures just posted of this look from her Instagram, really loving the change in styling!
She always looks so bright and youthful
I like her but those bangs are heinous. I hope they’re fake. They remind me of chubby wannabe hipsters who eat vegan but are still fat and don’t have an ounce of creativity in their bodies.
For Adidas: 
From her story:
The bangs aren’t my favorite either. Hope they grow out fast!
From her story:
The bangs aren’t my favorite either. Hope they grow out fast!
Agreed. Also while I think black hair looks the best on her, does anyone else miss the red hair era? It made her look so ethereal in my opinion.
