Interview with Ms. LY

I believe that the most beautiful woman isn’t the one who knows just how beautiful and graceful she is. What matters most is inner beauty. True confidence doesn’t really come from outward appearance or anything else. I think it’s something more than that—something that goes beyond what we see on the surface. Yes, I think a woman who is emotional, has a brave heart, and is composed is the most beautiful, along with her grace and personality.

I think the most beautiful woman is not knowing how beautiful and graceful she is. It’s all about the inner part. Confidence doesn’t really come from the outside or anything. I think it’s something more, something beyond what we see. Yeah, I think a woman with emotion, with courage, and composure is the most beautiful—and grace and character, too.

If you ask me which lingerie brand I prefer, the most accurate answer is: the kind that makes me forget I’m even wearing it. No need for big logos or flashy ads—just one touch and I know, “Ah, this is exactly my style.” I prioritize a sleek silhouette and high-quality fabric—something that doesn’t alter my figure by even half a millimeter. The colors are subtle, no drama, and I don’t need to impress anyone; I just need to look in the mirror and feel good about myself. Lingerie is a private, delicate matter for you—much like your sense of style. It’s not something to show off, but those who understand will get it 😌

In the makeup world, I don’t think we should pit Douyin and Korean makeup against each other, because each style is designed to evoke a different vibe. Douyin focuses heavily on visuals—sharp contouring, deep-set eyes, and defined lips—to create a camera-ready look that’s highly influential on social media. Korean makeup, on the other hand, prioritizes skin tone, radiance, natural light, and that effortless “beautiful without trying” look. One is a look built on clear technique, the other is a look nurtured by mood and aesthetic. There’s no right or wrong—only whether it suits the wearer’s face, circumstances, and aura. Some people need boldness to highlight their personality; others just need subtlety to preserve their unique charm. The most important thing is to understand which version of yourself you want to be in that moment, rather than mindlessly following trends.

Not for Ly, because perfume isn’t meant to announce one’s presence but to enhance one’s own sense of self. A beautiful scent doesn’t need to trail a few meters ahead of you; it just needs to be close enough for the person across from you to notice it unintentionally when the distance between you grows intimate. There are scents that aren’t “overpoweringly fragrant” but are unforgettable, because they blend into the skin, into one’s essence, into the natural rhythm of breathing. There’s a type of scent that makes people tilt their heads a little closer to confirm it, rather than the kind where everyone knows who it is the moment you walk into the room. For many people, perfume is an invisible foundation for their mood, not a sign hanging outside the door. Whether it’s strong or not isn’t as important as whether the scent aligns with one’s aura. When it’s right, there’s no need to try—the scent will speak for itself in its own unique way.

For her, true style isn’t about others recognizing the brand you’re wearing, but about them not even needing to know if it’s a brand or not. Some things transcend the concept of “limited edition” to become one-of-a-kind—it could be a custom-tailored design made just for you, or it could simply be an ordinary item that fits your figure and personality perfectly. What matters isn’t the item itself, but the person wearing it—you are the true “luxury brand.” Whether it’s a luxury brand or not is no longer that important; what matters is wearing the right outfit for the right occasion, at the right time, and in the right style. When your outfit makes those around you feel comfortable, close to you, and have a favorable impression of you, that’s when your true class naturally shines through—without needing to be labeled.

Not for Ly, because perfume isn’t meant to announce one’s presence but to enhance one’s own sense of self. A beautiful scent doesn’t need to trail a few meters ahead of you; it just needs to be close enough for the person across from you to notice it unintentionally when the distance between you grows intimate. There are scents that aren’t “overpoweringly fragrant” but are unforgettable, because they blend into the skin, into one’s essence, into the natural rhythm of breathing. There’s a type of scent that makes people tilt their heads a little closer to confirm it, rather than the kind where everyone knows who it is the moment you walk into the room. For many people, perfume is an invisible foundation for their mood, not a sign hanging outside the door. Whether it’s strong or not isn’t as important as whether the scent aligns with one’s aura. When it’s right, there’s no need to try—the scent will speak for itself in its own unique way.

If you ask me which lingerie brand I prefer, the most accurate answer is: the kind that makes me forget I’m even wearing it. No need for big logos or flashy ads—just one touch and I know, “Ah, this is exactly my style.” I prioritize a sleek silhouette and high-quality fabric—something that doesn’t alter my figure by even half a millimeter. The colors are subtle, no drama, and I don’t need to impress anyone; I just need to look in the mirror and feel good about myself. Lingerie is a private, delicate matter for you—much like your sense of style. It’s not something to show off, but those who understand will get it 😌

I believe that the most beautiful woman isn’t the one who knows just how beautiful and graceful she is. What matters most is inner beauty. True confidence doesn’t really come from outward appearance or anything else. I think it’s something more than that—something that goes beyond what we see on the surface. Yes, I think a woman who is emotional, has a brave heart, and is composed is the most beautiful, along with her grace and personality.

I think the most beautiful woman is not knowing how beautiful and graceful she is. It’s all about the inner part. Confidence doesn’t really come from the outside or anything. I think it’s something more, something beyond what we see. Yeah, I think a woman with emotion, with courage, and composure is the most beautiful—and grace and character, too.

In the makeup world, I don’t think we should pit Douyin and Korean makeup against each other, because each style is designed to evoke a different vibe. Douyin focuses heavily on visuals—sharp contouring, deep-set eyes, and defined lips—to create a camera-ready look that’s highly influential on social media. Korean makeup, on the other hand, prioritizes skin tone, radiance, natural light, and that effortless “beautiful without trying” look. One is a look built on clear technique, the other is a look nurtured by mood and aesthetic. There’s no right or wrong—only whether it suits the wearer’s face, circumstances, and aura. Some people need boldness to highlight their personality; others just need subtlety to preserve their unique charm. The most important thing is to understand which version of yourself you want to be in that moment, rather than mindlessly following trends.

For her, true style isn’t about others recognizing the brand you’re wearing, but about them not even needing to know if it’s a brand or not. Some things transcend the concept of “limited edition” to become one-of-a-kind—it could be a custom-tailored design made just for you, or it could simply be an ordinary item that fits your figure and personality perfectly. What matters isn’t the item itself, but the person wearing it—you are the true “luxury brand.” Whether it’s a luxury brand or not is no longer that important; what matters is wearing the right outfit for the right occasion, at the right time, and in the right style. When your outfit makes those around you feel comfortable, close to you, and have a favorable impression of you, that’s when your true class naturally shines through—without needing to be labeled.