Korea babes Favorite Female Star Poll Results

SportsKorea's 4th anniversary constructed 'AlphaGirl' polls. Alphagirl chooses 60 ladies for a survey about favorite male and female stars.

So... the favorite female star for this year? Lee Hyo-lee!

Lee Hyo-lee was chosen for ther trend setting influence. Alphagirls thought she was sexy with a perfect body. She's been loved for 10 years, thus being voted number 1.

She is also known as a master in relationships after her confession about most of her scandals being true.

The next in line, after Hyo-lee is... Kim Hye-soo!



She's known to be the best dresser and a sexy queen. Many Alphagirls admit that they are envious of her boldness for her fashion styles.

If the ladies want Hyo-lee and Hye-soo's sexy styles, they want Song Hye-kyo's clear skin, pretty nose, and small face.

Song Hye-kyo was voted the prettiest female star with Kim Tae-hee, Han Ga-in, Kim Hee-sun, Han Ye-seul following in line.

Song Yoon-ah was voted as the most intelligent star.

Her cast in the hit drama "On Air" definitely helped her win this vote. With her witty remarks and pleasing character.

Miss Korea Lee Ji-sun vie for Miss Universe Crown 2008

Miss Korea Lee Ji-sun vie for Miss Universe Crown 2008


Miss Korea Lee Ji-sun will compete in the 57th Annual Miss Universe Competition held in Khanh Hoa, Vietnam, July 14, with the assistance of renowned trainer Ines Ligron.

Ligron is the national director of Miss Universe Japan and was the trainer of 2007's Miss Universe Riyo Mori. She has been working in the Japanese beauty pageant industry for the past decade.

``When I heard that Ligron was training Miss Japan Mima Hiroko, I contacted her and told her I wanted to be trained also. She told me to move to Japan, so I quickly packed my bags,'' said Lee at a press conference in central Seoul.

Ligron explained that 25-year-old Lee has been working very hard and indeed has a shot at the crown.

``I have been working with Ji-sun for the last three months. When I first saw her I thought she was very pretty and eager, but seemed a bit conservative. She didn't really express her beauty in a confident way. I taught her to be more free, sexy and appealing,'' said Ligron.

Beauty pageants have received criticism in Korea for being competitions that only judge the candidate's appearance, but the renowned trainer emphasized that this was not true.



``In Asia, there is a big misunderstanding about beauty. It's more than having a pretty face and a pretty body. The beauty is deeper, coming from your heart and from your soul. The Miss Universe is a personality competition. It's about the total package. You have to be intelligent, healthy and aware of what is happening in the world,'' Ligron said.





In last year's competition, Korea's Honey Lee made it to the top five. Winning fourth place, she instantly brought the international competition to the Korean public's interest. This obviously worked as a drive for Lee and helped her stay focused.

``Of course, I want to win. Watching Honey's performance was inspiring. I could feel her passion through her stage performance. I've been working hard and I hope the Korean public will also root for me,'' Lee said smiling.

``Beauty is inside a person's heart and brain. She's ready. Winning is her ambition and determination,'' Ligron said proudly.