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CNBLUE”s Yonghwa and Minhyuk sported items from the men”s holiday collection from American lifestyle brand, “FOSSIL,” for a recent photoshoot in the November issue of “Esquire“. In the main picture above, Yonghwa and Minhyuk are matching in classy dark washed denim shirts. Minhyuk gives a splash of color to the outfit with a red slim tie complemented by a leather watch giving the outfit an overall classic atmosphere and Yonghwa is wearing a similar denim shirt with with a black bow tie and a metallic watch to match. From casual and clean outfits to suits, the two flower boys of CNBLUE are perfectly ready for the upcoming holiday season!  

CNBLUE’s Yonghwa might have turned down his role, but fans can now expect to see another member of CNBLUE in the drama as Kang Minhyuk has been confirmed for the upcoming SBS drama ‘The Heirs’. According to his agency FNC Entertainment, Kang Minhyuk has been confirmed to star to ‘The Heirs’. He recently received a love call from writer Kim Eun Sook and decided to accept the casting offer. Kang Minhyuk will take on the role of Yoon Chan Young, one of the leading male characters with a good nature and happy personality. The character Minhyuk has been cast for is not the same character Yonghwa was to take on.

Recently on May 3, CNBlue’s agency uploaded several photos of Kang Min Hyuk that were taken for the May issue of “Dazed & Confused.” Based on the concept of “Naked Morning,” the photoshoot took place focusing on the lazy beauty of Kang Min Hyuk as he wakes up in the morning. In the first photo is Kang Min Hyuk in the bed as he gazes at the camera sleepily. In the other pictures, he does a normal morning routine, such as drinking coffee and reading a newspaper. In all the photos, Kang Min Hyuk looks deliciously gorgeous with his baby face and sleepy eyes. Netizens that saw these pictures admired, “I think he probably looks like that every morning,” “He looks so lovely.” Meanwhile, CNBlue is to perform in Taiwan on May 4, 2013.