Kim Do-yeon's Avant-Garde High-Neck Look Steals the Blue Dragon Handprint Event

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Actress Kim Do-yeon turned a handprinting ceremony for the 47th Blue Dragon Film Awards into a quietly cinematic moment. Wearing a sculptural high-neck blouse, she held up her gold-framed handprint and handwritten signature on November 3.

The event took place at CGV Yongsan I'Park Mall in Seoul, where past award winners leave their handprints as an official record of the Korean film year. The Blue Dragon Film Awards are one of South Korea's most prestigious film ceremonies.

A Look Built on Structure and Restraint

Kim chose a silky, beige-toned high-neck blouse topped with an original art print, creating a silhouette that felt both structured and elegant. She paired it with a sleek low bun that let her front hairline fall naturally, minimalist ring earrings, and calm brown and nude makeup. The result emphasized an urbane, unconventional look.

During the photo session, she lifted the antique gold frame holding her handprint and neat signature with composure. From her calm, deep gaze straight to the camera to a soft smile shared with fellow actors, she carried the weight of an occasion that records film history with poise.

Kim won Best New Actress at the 46th Blue Dragon Film Awards for her bold, lively performance in the film Amoeba Girls and School Ghost Stories: Anniversary. She was joined at the event by last year's winners Hyun Bin, Son Ye-jin, Lee Sung-min, Park Ji-hyun and Ahn Bo-hyun.

The 47th Blue Dragon Film Awards will be held on November 25. Eighteen films made the final nominee list out of 141 screened works. Na Hong-jin's Hope leads with 10 nominations, followed by Possible Love with 8 and The Man Who Lives with the King with 7.

Why It Matters

Handprinting events turn awards-season tradition into a lasting public record, and last year's winners like Kim set the tone for the year ahead. Her styling also shows how a rising actress can pair fashion with screen presence as the industry heads toward the November 25 ceremony.

Read the original article in Korean: K trendy NEWS

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