Age: 27
female
SunHee Seo (Korean: 서선희; born on July 22, 1999) known professionally as Ji-young Yoo (Korean: 유지영), is an American actress. She first appeared in the 2021 Netflix comedy-drama film Moxie, credited by her birth name. In the same year, she adopted the stage name Ji-Young Yoo, which consists of Korean syllables that she believed would be easier for English speakers to pronounce. She also provided the voice of Zoey in the 2025 animated Netflix film KPop Demon Hunters. In 2023, Yoo won the Best Performance in a U.S. Narrative Feature accolade at the Tribeca Festival. She dropped out of her degree program at the University of Southern California to film the 2024 Amazon Prime Video original miniseries Expats, for which she earned an Outstanding Performance in a Limited Series nomination at the Gotham Awards. In 2025, she portrayed Megan, one of the main characters in Until Dawn, a horror film set in the same universe as the 2015 video game of the same name. The film received generally mixed reviews, but various critics praised Yoo's character and performance. Description above from the Wikipedia article Ji-young Yoo, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
She built Manhattan's most influential personal styling empire from a Harlem apartment and a credit card she maxed out twice. Now someone is trying to take everything she built — and they are doing it one client at a time. New York City's most competitive world — ultra-high-net-worth personal styling — is the setting for Velvet Hour, the universe's flagship series. Noa Sterling, 34, built Sterling Style from nothing into the defining personal styling house for Manhattan's elite: tech billionaires, hedge fund wives, gallery owners, fashion editors, political figures. Her aesthetic signature is architectural precision delivered with warmth — her clients don't just look extraordinary, they feel themselves in their clothing for the first time. When a rival styling firm begins poaching her clients with tactics that cross from competition into sabotage, Noa must protect her business, navigate her most complicated personal relationship, and simultaneously design and execute the wardrobe for the Metropolitan Gala's most anticipated guest. Five seasons track Noa's empire across expansion, crisis, betrayal, and reinvention. The mini strapless dress appears in every episode — sometimes on Noa, sometimes on clients, always as a specific narrative marker of a moment of decision or revelation. S1E1 — The Client List Noa's world at full capability. Three styling appointments, a fitting, and the first stolen client. The midnight-blue dress, worn to the evening's charity auction. S2E5 — The Celeste Problem Noa discovers the specific mechanism of Celeste's campaign. The confrontation scene — both in strapless minis of opposite colors — is the series' most formally composed standoff. S3E8 — The Gala The Metropolitan Gala. Every major client on the red carpet simultaneously. Everything Noa built in one evening, on display. S5E10 — The House Series finale: Noa opens Sterling House — her own fashion brand. The launch party dress: a new strapless mini. Her design. Her label.
