Yoon Eun-hye channels "Princess Hours" character at 40
23 Apr - Yoon Eun-hye sparked the envy of many with her youthful look when she decided to share photos of her looking not a day over 20 in a high school uniform resembling her "Princess Hours" character.
The 40-year-old actress recently shared several snaps of her wearing a school uniform, complete with the tartan skirt on Instagram, and posted, "Shin Chae-Kyung has been summoned!!! Complete!"
Fans couldn't help but praise the actress for still maintaining her youthful beauty, with one writing, "It looks as if it was posted in 2006."
Meanwhile, others are expressing hope that there will be season two of the hit 2006 drama series.
The series, which also starred Ju Ji-hoon, Song Ji-hyo and Kim Jeong-hoon, is set in an alternate 21st century Korea where the monarchy is still intact, and focuses on the lives of Crown Prince Lee Shin and his new bride Chae-Kyung.
In the drama, Yoon plays the role of the new bride, a normal high school girl who gradually falls in love with her betrothed despite initially annoyed by their forced engagement.
(Photo Source: Yoon Eun-hye IG, UDN)
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