[PICTURE] Girls’ Generation’s Sooyoung goes blonde for ‘High Cut’
2012.05.16
Girls’ Generation member Sooyoung transformed into a living Barbie doll in her latest pictorial for the fashion magazine ‘High Cut’.
In the 77th edition of ‘High Cut’, Sooyoung dons spring/summer collection from Tory Burch, showcasing fresh, summery resort look inspired by the 1920’s. The Girls’ Generation member flaunts her doll-like beauty, slim figure and slender legs showcasing a chic blonde look.
In an interview with the magazine, Sooyoung talked about her upcoming tvN medical drama, “The Third Hospital”. “It is very tough for me to play my role in my drama since I am lacking in aegyo.” She continued, “The other Girls’ Generation members also lack aegyo when they’re in front of guys, so I have no one to learn from.”
In regards to her members, Sooyoung remarked, “I succeeded in life because of the members. While other people my age are busy saving money to pay for school, I feel like the other eight girls and I are on a dream car.”
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