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| Asian Stars Take Centre Stage in TC Candler’s 2025 Global 100 Handsome Faces (Photo: Mirrormedia) |
TC Candler has officially unveiled its Global 100 Most Handsome Faces of 2025, and this year’s list is already setting social media buzzing. Known for blending fan voting with global pop culture influence, the annual ranking once again highlights how international tastes are evolving, with Asian stars leading the conversation more strongly than ever before.
Taking the top spot is Chinese actor Zhang Zhehan, who captured worldwide attention following his breakout performance in Word of Honor.
His number one ranking positions him as one of the most talked-about male visuals of 2025, especially as his career momentum continues to build overseas.
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Close behind him, Australian actor Jacob Elordi secured second place thanks to his growing Hollywood presence, while Singaporean actor Sun Zheng claimed third, reinforcing Asia’s powerful showing at the very top.
One of the most emotional moments from this year’s announcement came with the placement of Yu Menglong, who ranked fifth.
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Although no longer active, his inclusion and high position reflect the lasting admiration fans still hold for him.
TC Candler’s presentation paid tribute to his gentle image and enduring legacy, prompting a wave of heartfelt reactions across online communities.
Elsewhere on the list, several familiar global names appeared further down the rankings.
David Beckham placed 84th, while Robert Pattinson landed at 91st. K-pop and Asian entertainment also continued to shine, with Felix from Stray Kids at 83rd and Dylan Wang Hedi at 88th.
Rising Chinese and Korean stars delivered solid performances too, proving their global appeal is far from a passing trend.
Mid-range and higher ranks featured an interesting mix of newcomers and established icons. Henry Lau made a strong first appearance at number 50, while Tian Xuning debuted even higher at 37.
Often praised for his visuals, Cha Eunwoo comfortably held the 33rd spot. Hollywood names also made their mark, with Jason Momoa at 31 and Michael B. Jordan entering the top 25.
Overall, TC Candler’s 2025 list reflects a clear shift in global beauty standards. Asian actors and idols are no longer background favourites but key figures shaping international pop culture.
What do you think about this year’s results? Did your favourite make the cut, or was someone unfairly overlooked?