I do my best to resist posting two pictorial faves on the same day, but I couldn’t hold back after seeing all the stunning photos of celebrities at Tencent Video All-Star Night 2020. Due to the number of pictures I have to share, I will be using the slideshow format, + I might also have to split this post into two parts. Enjoy😍
(Please Note: none of these images are mine. I got them from official magazine websites and social media sites.)
Dilraba Dilmurut served queen vibes for her first outfit, and the second look was equally beautiful –
Zhao Lusi was the prettiest angel with her first look. Then she went traditional for her performance outfit –
Wang Yibo arrived at the event dripped in Chanel. I believe he had three different looks, but I’ll just be sharing my two favourites –
Xiao Zhan came through!!! I love the way they took his pictures. The background and lighting was perfect + he looked stunning in every shot –
Zhao Liying had three dress changes, but my favourite is her first outfit: the gorgeous black + gold embroidered Georges Hobeika gown. The blue Dior gown was also a great look for her –
Victoria Song served legs + Chanel for the red carpet. She is captivating in the black gown –
Yang Zi was giving me fairy vibes with her gown and aesthetics for these pictures –
Arthur Chen had two looks for the event, and he suited up in both –
Leo Luo also graced the event in a suit, and as expected, he looked great –
Wang Zhuocheng probably didn’t change outfits because this is the only look I found for him –
Bambi Zhu stayed within the standard two change of outfits. I prefer her in the brown ball gown –
Tiffany Tang is also another celeb that impressed me more with her second look. She severed sparkling beauty queen vibes –
Liang Jie served classic beauty with her first look. The white gown did justice to her body, and I couldn’t stop staring –
Second to last on this 1st part compilation is Ryan Ding, and he got quite creative with his photos by including his prepping stage –
To close, I have Kris Wu’s two looks for the event, and my favourite is the black blazer outfit –
And here is her first look from that night –
I love this outfit. The light pink colour looks so elegant on her.
Dilraba Dilmurat makes a statement in Reem Acra for the 2019 Tencent Video All-Star Awards. I cannot wait to finally see her in Three Lives, Three Worlds, The Pillow Book. She is gorgeous.
Yang Yang is really rocking his short hair, and he looks good in this suit.
Wang An Yu at the Doki Popularity Stage during the 2019 Tencent Video All-Star Awards. He is currently starring in Dreaming Back to the Qing Dynasty.
Bambi Zhu glitters in Tarik Ediz for the 2019 Tencent Video All-Star Awards. Honestly, she has one of the most captivating eyes that I have seen, and she suits every colour put on her.
Chen Yuqi is sparkling in this photo. All these actresses are making me want to finally close my eyes and bye a bright red lipstick. I have never really been a fan of bright coloured lipsticks, but I will admit that red is an enchanting
Jeremy Jones Xu stuns for the 2019 Bazaar Beauty Awards. Black hair definitely does him more justice.
Wang Yibo poses for Fantasy Westward Journey game. He was photographed by Chen Man. Once I saw this, I knew it was her work.
Leo Wu looks sharp in this black & white photo during an Emporio Amani event in Chengdu
Once again serving looks during his attendance to the 26th Huading Awards in Macao.
And then she stunned in Paulain at the beginning of the Awards. I absolutely love this new haircut on her. She is so pretty.
This song gives me goosebumps. A badass track that served as the perfect red carpet for Mo Seok Hee in the Korean TV series – Graceful Family. My only problem with this OST is the length. How can it be only two minutes and twelve seconds long? I need more time for epicness.
This is such a beautiful and calming song. Definitely my favourite OST from the Chinese drama – Le Coup de Foudre. Also, the fact that it is entirely in English is a nice bonus. I LOVE … LOVE THIS SONG. Sa Ji’s voice really embodied every word that she sang.
The elegant “Unrestrained’ from the Chinese TV series – The Untamed. I love it when actors sing the soundtracks for their drama. This was a great main track from Xiao Zhan and Wang Yibo. Listening to this song always makes me want to rewatch the series again.
Lee Hae-Ri’s voice with the sweet chemistry from the leads of Her Private Life was a perfect combo. I remember waiting eagerly for TVN to release this particular soundtrack. Till the end of the series, it remained my top OST from the drama.
Ju Jingyi’s rendition of this song gives me chills. She sounds so trancelike. This is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful songs I have heard in my life. Listening to it puts me at peace. “Passing Feelings” is an original soundtrack for the Chinese drama – The Legend Of White Snake. I remember watching the version with Jet Li as the monk, but this new version is equally impressive.
Another artistic delight from The Legend Of White Snake. Ju Jingyi proves herself not only as an actress but also as an exceptional singer. Her soft and smooth voice was a perfect choice for the OSTs. This also has a trancelike vibe, most notably when they sing the line – “alone waiting for a thousand years.”
I live for the drums in this song. The instrumental is not so loud, but it still stands out. Yet another astounding soundtrack from The Legend Of White Snake. This drama definitely had one of the best soundtracks among Chinese dramas this year.
Doctor John had a fantastic set of OSTs. “Pain & Death” is my favourite. This is also my first song from Samuel Seo, and I must say that he has a very compelling voice. The lyrics for this song hit really hard because it speaks about the one thing that all humans most experience – Death. But all the same, it was a very befitting soundtrack for the drama.
This was another emotional song from Doctor John. Honestly, even though this drama did not have a lot of romantic scenes between the leads, their chemistry was still undeniable. Anytime I listen to this particular soundtrack, I always remember all their sweet and comforting moments.
A very comforting song from the phenomenal SALTNPAPER. Whenever this OST came on, I knew it was going to be an emotional but yet hopeful scene. SALTNPAPER never fails to deliver intriguing OSTs. I first heard Satelite from Chicago Typewriter, and I have been hooked since then.
Another OST I discovered without actually watching the drama. Fun fact: I just figured out the English title and artist while writing this post. I randomly found the OST album for the Chinese TV series – Hope All Is Well With Us on Spotify, so almost everything was in Chinese. But I can confidently state that every track from the series is fascinating.