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South Korean Actress Ko Hyun-jung, 54, Stuns with Timeless Beauty in New York

Hwang Sujin Reporter / Updated : 2025-04-20 09:06:55
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Renowned South Korean actress Ko Hyun-jung, 54, has once again captured the attention of the public with her radiant beauty. On April 18th, the seasoned actress shared several photos on her personal social media account, accompanied by the caption, "Ralph Lauren in New York."

In the released images, Ko Hyun-jung exudes a sophisticated yet effortlessly chic aura as she strolls through the streets of New York City. She is seen wearing a long, elegant brown coat paired with classic blue jeans, showcasing a timeless and pure charm. Her clear complexion and striking features are particularly highlighted in the photographs, further emphasizing her enduring beauty. Standing tall at her reported height of 173 centimeters (approximately 5 feet 8 inches), her proportions are undeniably graceful, adding to her captivating presence.

The photos quickly garnered enthusiastic responses from fans and netizens. Comments flooded her social media, praising her stunning visuals. Remarks such as, "Beautiful. Every picture you take looks like a photoshoot," and "Do you keep getting taller? You're always so pretty," reflected the admiration for her unchanging elegance. Fans also expressed their desire to see her engage more directly with her international admirers, with one commenter playfully suggesting, "Please hold a fan meeting in New York next time you visit." Another comment humorously noted her seemingly reverse aging, stating, "Are you aging backward? Your beauty is a national treasure!"

Ko Hyun-jung's trip to New York was reportedly for her attendance at the Ralph Lauren Fall 2025 Women's Collection show, for which she departed from Incheon International Airport on April 15th. Her presence at such a prestigious fashion event underscores her continued influence and relevance in the entertainment and fashion spheres.

A Storied Career Spanning Decades

Ko Hyun-jung's journey in the entertainment industry began in 1989 when she was named the first runner-up in the Miss Korea pageant. This pivotal moment launched her career, and she quickly rose to prominence. Her breakthrough role came in 1995 with the critically acclaimed SBS drama "Sandglass" ("Moraesigye"), which became a cultural phenomenon in South Korea and solidified her status as a leading actress.

Throughout her illustrious career, Ko Hyun-jung has starred in a diverse range of highly successful television dramas and films, showcasing her versatility and captivating screen presence. Her notable drama credits include "Spring Day" (2005), "What's Up Fox?" (2006), "H.I.T" (2007), "Daemul" (Big Thing, 2010), "The Queen's Classroom" (2013), "Return" (2018), "Neighborhood Lawyer Jo Deul-ho 2: Crime and Punishment" (2019), and most recently, the Netflix series "Mask Girl" (2023), where she garnered praise for her compelling portrayal.

She has also made significant contributions to the Korean film industry, appearing in movies such as "Like You Know It All" (2009) and "Actresses" (2009), further demonstrating her range as an actress.

Her most recent project was the Genie TV original drama "Namib," which concluded its run in January of this year. In this series, she continued to captivate audiences with her nuanced performance.

Upcoming Role in SBS Drama "Praying Mantis"

Looking ahead, Ko Hyun-jung is set to star in the upcoming SBS Friday-Saturday drama tentatively titled "Praying Mantis" ("Samaegwi"). This intriguing thriller revolves around a woman who has been imprisoned for a past serial murder case. The narrative takes a dark turn when someone begins to commit a series of copycat killings, suggesting a complex web of secrets and potential injustice.

"Praying Mantis" is scheduled to premiere in September, following the conclusion of the drama "Try: We Become Miracles," starring Yoon Kye-sang. The anticipation surrounding Ko Hyun-jung's role in this suspenseful drama is already building, with fans eager to see her tackle another compelling character.

Enduring Icon of Korean Entertainment

Ko Hyun-jung's enduring popularity and the continued fascination with her beauty highlight her status as a true icon in Korean entertainment. Her ability to maintain a strong presence in the public eye over decades, coupled with her consistent delivery of compelling performances, solidifies her position as one of South Korea's most beloved and respected actresses. Her recent appearance in New York, showcasing her timeless elegance, serves as a reminder of her enduring star power and her ability to captivate audiences both on and off-screen. As she embarks on new projects, fans eagerly await her next chapter in the world of Korean drama.

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