[theqoo] SUZY, PEOPLE SAID THAT MY FACE WAS ORDINARY AND PLAIN MAKING IT EASY FOR PEOPLE TO PROJECT THE EMOTIONS OF THE CHARACTERS UNTO ME

In the subsequent interview, Suzy, who has portrayed a diverse range of female characters, from Yang Seo-yeon in 'Architecture 101' and Lee Yu-mi in 'Anna' to Lee Doo-na in 'Doona!' and Ga-young in 'Genie, Make Your Wish', discussed the possibilities she has discovered in her own face. She shared, “In the past, I didn’t understand why people associated my face with the image of a ‘first love.’ However, after hearing that my face was plain and unassuming, making it a good canvas for projecting cinematic emotions, I realized I could embody various characters.” She added, “As time goes by, I sometimes discover expressions or facets of my face I hadn’t known before. Those moments bring me great joy, and they make me realize that there are still sides to myself waiting to be revealed.”







How can people call this face average or plain....

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1. I get what she means. Suzy is f*cking beautiful, but her face looks like the average of 100 different beautiful women, she has that kind of versatile beauty

2. Suzy-yah, what are you saying?

3. I suppose she means is that her face was beautifully refined, without any rough edges...

4. ?.... I saw her in real life and her features were f*cking big. I was shocked

5. How was gaslighting her?

6. Suzy-yah, you're t one and only

7. It seems she thinks that flashy style with strong features is pretty. From Suzy's perspective, it is the opposite style to herself

8. But I think that actually works to her advantage. She can really blend into any kind of role. Whether playing someone plain or impoverished, she's totally convincing, yet she can also pull off a look with striking, glamorous features. Her face is truly like a blank canvas

9. Who told her that?

10. To call her look merely "plain" would be an understatement, from the day the MV for her debut song dropped, there was a huge buzz about Suzy's visuals, both online and at the all-girls' high school I attended




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