"Model Physique." Moon Sangmin and Hanbok are perfect fit, too

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Actor Moon Sang-min is rocking women's hearts with a perfect hanbok fit.

Moon Sang-min, who plays Lee Yeol of Dowoldaegun in KBS 2TV's Saturday miniseries "My Dear Bandit" (script Lee Sun, director Ham Young-gul, production studio Dragon), is breaking the legendary visuals of every episode. The charm of the character that goes between the royal family's unique dignity and pure boyhood meets Moon Sang-min's warm appearance and stable acting skills, creating explosive synergy.

Moon Sang-min previously made an impression as a historical drama gemstone by playing the role of Seongnam Grand Prince in tvN's drama "Shroop." In this work, it is equipped with a more mature masculine beauty, perfectly bringing out the elegance of hanbok with its tall and wide shoulders, and completing elegant lines with the flying robes' skirt, showing the standard of hanbok fit.

As a result, Moon Sang-min's overwhelming hanbok fit has become another point to watch the drama. It adds a three-dimensional effect to Lee Yeol's character by showing colorful hanbok styling according to the situation and emotions. It perfectly digested pastel-toned bright colors and weighted dark hanbok, drawing favorable reviews that "personal color is a historical drama."

In addition, various outfits that cross plain clothes and cheolik further highlight Moon Sang-min's elegant appearance. The unique visuals, which are not a waste of the modifier "a great Rocco of conviction," are doubling the character's three-dimensional charm.

Meanwhile, KBS 2TV's Saturday-Sunday mini-series "My Dear Bandit," which is drawing attention from viewers with the enthusiastic performances of Nam Ji-hyun and Moon Sang-min, airs every Saturday and Sunday at 9:20 p.m.

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