Roh Yoon-seo, a Western-painting graduate, posts jelly-filled travel snaps ahead of tvN webtoon drama

Roh Yoon-seo, who is set to appear in the new tvN drama What I Decided to Die For, based on a webtoon, shared a series of travel photos on her account on the 18th. The post carried the caption "I only ate jelly the whole time," and the photos showed everyday moments from the trip, including playful poses on the street with jelly in hand.

An "Ewha goddess" without the styling

Roh graduated from Ewha Womans University with a degree in Western painting. After debuting, Roh drew attention for striking looks and steady acting skills, and has widened an acting footing by showing a distinct color in each project, building on the looks that had already drawn buzz in college days. The photos, which needed no particular styling, showed off a look that carries a photo shoot on its own, and even the casual image of holding handfuls of jelly on a trip came out looking polished. They reflected the nickname "Ewha goddess."

Hoodies, shirts and a sweet tooth

The pose with both hands full of jelly stood out for its cute, unexpected charm. In contrast to the neat, elegant image Roh presents as an actor, the shots of enjoying a favorite snack and spending relaxed time added a friendly touch. Even in photos that look casually taken, the clear features and natural expressions caught the eye. Roh also showed a range of fashion, from a comfortable hoodie-and-cap outfit to a sleeveless top layered with a shirt. The clothes did not look as if much effort had gone into them, yet Roh's pure, refined air came through, and an ordinary street in the travel destination felt like a photo-shoot set once Roh stood in front of the camera.

Next project

Because Roh's distinctive mood comes through even in everyday pictures, fans' interest continues to run steady. Attention is now turning to what character and performance Roh will bring viewers in What I Decided to Die For, a contrast to the relaxed trip spent snacking on jelly.

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