Actresses Jeon Hye-bin and Han Ji-hye dress up for children's Halloween party
Actresses Jeon Hye-bin and Han Ji-hye celebrated Halloween by dressing up in elaborate costumes, including a large dog suit and the character No-Face, to create special memories for their children.
Actresses Jeon Hye-bin and Han Ji-hye transformed into a large dog and the character No-Face for a Halloween party on the 29th. The mothers decorated their home with balloons and prepared food to create special memories for their children.
Actresses Jeon Hye-bin and Han Ji-hye have undergone complete transformations for their children. One wore a large dog suit and carried a pumpkin bag while roaming the party, while the other transformed into the eerie character No-Face from an animation. The Halloween party prepared by the two mothers was a setting where their affection for their children was as prominent as their colorful costumes. The extraordinary level of preparation shown by the two was highlighted by the decorations filling the house and the carefully prepared food.
On the 29th, Han Ji-hye released several recent photos on her social media (SNS) with the short caption "Nowadays." The photos capture Han Ji-hye and her acquaintances enjoying a pre-Halloween party. The windows were decorated with balloons that read "HAPPY HALLOWEEN," and various balloons and props to enhance the Halloween atmosphere were placed throughout the house. The ordinary living space was transformed into a special party venue to enjoy with the children.
Jeon Hye-bin was the most eye-catching figure. She created a playful atmosphere by wearing a large dog suit that wrapped around her body and carrying a cute pumpkin bag. Participating in the party with her face and body covered by the costume offered a different charm from her usual sophisticated actress image. To create unforgettable memories for the children, the adults willingly dove into the world of childhood innocence.
No-Face, wearing a black cloak and a mask that covered the face, also appeared in various parts of the photos. This is a character from the Japanese animation "Spirited Away," well known for its unique appearance and mysterious atmosphere. Han Ji-hye revealed that she was the one in the costume by adding the text "No-Face (me)." Following Jeon Hye-bin in the dog suit, Han Ji-hye's radical transformation further enhanced the playful atmosphere of the Halloween party.
The mothers' efforts for the children did not end with the costumes. The photos also showed party food filling the table. The delicious food was carefully laid out, highlighting Han Ji-hye's cooking skills and meticulous preparation. The appearance of not having neglected any detail—from decorations to costumes and food—conveyed a heart intended to create a special time for family and acquaintances beyond a simple anniversary.
Halloween is a festival where children can transform into different personas and directly experience imaginary characters. When parents also escape from their familiar daily lives to play together in ridiculous costumes, it becomes a long-lasting memory for the children. Although both women frequently show curated images to the public due to their profession as actresses, this time their roles as mothers meeting the children at their eye level were emphasized over their glamorous images.
Han Ji-hye married a prosecutor in 2010 and has a daughter. Jeon Hye-bin married a dentist two years her senior in 2019 and is raising a son. The two, who are continuing to raise children in their respective families, spent a special time with acquaintances through this Halloween party.
Jeon Hye-bin and Han Ji-hye brought laughter with the large dog suit and No-Face costume. Instead of the sophisticated images of the actresses, the appearance of the two, who willingly transformed to please the children, showed that the true fun of Halloween lies in the moments of laughing and enjoying together rather than the splendor of the costumes.
Oh Seo-yoon reports for Mediafine Global, mainly covering K-Variety and also writing on K-drama, K-pop and K-movie.
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