Ji Chang-wook's pictorial, try to resist falling in love with him

Published on 2015/02/25 | Source

Actor Ji Chang-wook is drawing attention with his masculine beauty.

In his 'InStyle' pictorial with Star & Fashion Magazine, he showed off his attractive sides across masculine guy and an innocent boyish man.

Ji Chang-wook was leading the trend on small screens for his role as the cool guy, Healer, Seo Jeong-hoo and his another identity in the drama, naïve Park Bong-soo through the KBS 2TV's Monday & Tuesday drama, "Healer". He emerged as an irreplaceable actor who earned female fans' hearts. He again stands in the center of attention by displaying his good-looking appearance and the special energy.

Unlike his role in the drama, he says he is more of an analogue person and he writes a daily journal on a notebook

Ji Chang-wook pulled off the leather jacket and created the intense vibe. In another image, he looks natural and relaxed in a wood carving studio, which does not let your eyes turn away from it. .

Despite the cold weather below zero, he did not lose smile throughout the pictorial shooting session and created the warm and friendly vibe on the set with his unique cheerful and positive energy. He himself also prepared a surprise birthday party for a stylist on the set. At this, the staff members said, "Let us work as a staff for Ji Chang-wook again".

During the following interview, Ji Chang-wook said, "To analyze the character, I talked to writer Song Ji-na a lot" and "She was always willing to listen and sent me revised script right after. Thanks to the writer and director, I could perform at my best freely".

Later, his sincere hard working traits were exposed during the process to wrap the special video clip, which will be released along with the pictorial. He re-recorded the narration even during his vacation in Thailand he went on after the pictorial shooting. He sent over the clip from his vacation

Ji Chang-wook's pictorial and the special video clip can be seen on 'InStyle' March issue and 'InStyle' digital magazine, and Naver TV cast (studio NewBIN).