Eye Appeal…

Long time since we didn’t post some KHY pics (I think yesterday ), so here are some more, just for you guys

Girls Making Heart Shapes Gallery

This photo scavenger hunt was a tough one since making heart shapes isn’t particularly common among Japanese models (more so for Korean models). I went through my entire photo collection and didn’t find much, so I’m glad that people contributed so many!

The people who contributed were: Cutkillavince (Cutkillavince’s Weblog), CW, Locutis, tiger-seven, and me.

This is the fifth photo scavenger hunt. The previous one being the girls wearing kimono gallery.

There are some GIFs at the end, so be patient with the loading time

Kim Ha Yul - Plaid Princess

More yummy photos of Kim Ha Yul wearing a plaid shirt. I never was a fan of white pants…I think those jeans look much better on her.

Annie Yi - full profile and gallery

English name: Annie
Chinese name: 伊能靜
Original name: Jing-Yi Wu
Gender: Female
Birthday: March 4, 1969
Constellation: Pisces
Native place: Shandong Jinan
Place of Birth: Taipei
Height: 161cm
Weight: 46kg
Blood type: AB type
Education: Kanto women’s colleges
Marital status: Married, Her husband is Harlem Yu. She married in March 2002 and have a son.
Address: Taipei Post Box No. 53-0838

Chinese school girls, Kristy Zhang

Name: Kristy Zhang
Chinese Name: 张含韵
Full Name: Kristy Zhang Han Yun
Place of Birth:LuoYang, China
Profession: Singer
Birthday: 9th April
Height: 164cm
Weight: 47kg
Blood Type: AB

Mengniu, dairy to China’s space program, is running a series of ads featuring runner-up Super Voice Girl Kristy Zhang. In what may be a poke at the type of talent that often appears on the “Idol”-style show, Ms. Zhang starts out singing horribly off key. One sip of Mengniu Sour Yogurt, though, and she sounds precisely like the studio version of her song.The song she sings is the advertising jingle, “Sour and sweet is what I am,” but it started out as “Pretty Young Thing,” a tune sung by Lene Nystrom of the pop group Aqua. While Mengniu keeps the original music, it doesn’t bother to translate “i wanna bruise your lips with a tender kiss / i wanna crush your heart / I wanna be your scar;” rather, Ms. Zhang’s version is the innocent dream of a girl who just wants to grow up:
With earphones in my ears I read comic books under the covers. I may still be in an ivory tower, but I really want to grow up. Mom and Dad, don’t call me stupid. Although I listen to you, that doesn’t mean I don’t have any thoughts of my own.
Kristy sings like a star in the commercial, but she hasn’t even released an album yet. Her first record, I’m Really Zhang Hanyun, has had distribution difficulties, but it’s finally supposed to come out today. Naturally there are already bootlegs; one count puts them at over 20 different CDs, VCDs, and DVDs.
And from the album cover, it looks Ms. Zhang’s image handlers are really pushing the “pretty young thing” angle; the English name of this 16-year-old is given as “Baby Zhang.”