In this pictorial, where urban sophistication and confidence coexist, actress Shin So-yul presents a different section of winter fashion. Rather than following trends, her styling, which maintains her 'own sensibility,' conveys a strong yet restrained charm.

In the first look, she completed a chic outfit by adding a belt to a black jacket with defined lines and pairing it with thigh-high boots.

The second look showcased a contrast of textures with a plush fur outerwear and a leather skirt. The presence of the voluminous fur injects vibrancy into the winter look, completing a stylish ensemble.

In the look featuring a checkered jacket with emphasized shoulder lines and green gloves as an accent, her witty fashion sense is evident. The combination of masculine tailoring and free color accents expresses fashion confidence that is not bound by rules.

Her style, which is strong but not excessive and mannish yet flexible, stands out by completing the style with her own sensibility.

Meanwhile, Shin So-yul, who debuted with the film <The Palace>, revealed, "I tend to meticulously check drama reviews, even the real-time comments," explaining that "the atmosphere on set and the actual viewer reactions often don't align." She expressed her belief as an actress, stating, "Even when I'm personally very satisfied with my performance, the audience's reaction might be lukewarm, or the opposite might be true. I feel that acting solely based on my emotions doesn't fit today's era, so I monitor even the real-time comments during broadcasts."

She also shared that the character in this work was special to her in many ways, saying, "The character in the drama and my real self are polar opposites. 'Son Min-joo' is transparently honest and doesn't hide her desires, whereas I have aspects that are different inside and out. I used to think that appearances were naturally important for this work, but now I feel it's much more important to naturally reveal my honest inner thoughts and aspects."

She spends her days filled with discoveries in daily life, such as writing a food diary to find a diet that suits her or recognizing her emotional state through the art of organization. Additionally, as an author who has published two books, 《Child Over Child》 and 《The Words That Made Me》, she shared her routine of consistently writing. "It's already been a year and a half since I started contributing to a magazine called 'Monthly Essay.' I enjoy it because writing allows me to look more deeply into trivial everyday scenes or emotions," she revealed.