Lee Young Ae Shows Off Twins And Post Baby Body For Elle Magazine

42-Year-old actress Lee Young Ae showed off her slim post baby figure and her adorable twins in a photo shoot for Elle Magazine. The shoot was a collaboration between Elle and Gucci says other Kpop reports.

Yahoo.com says Lee Young Ae's shoot "centered around Gucci′s ′Flora′ icon, which symbolizes femininity. Gucci′s Flora was first designed for Grace Kelly, the Princess of Monaco, in 1966."

In the photos taken by Elle Magazine Lee Young Ae is shown smiling and laughing with her twin son and daughter. The photos show what could be a fun Sunday at home.

In one photo Lee Young Ae's son is giving a thumbs up while playing with his guitar shaped pillows. His mother sits on the floor smiling as she looks at the little boy. Lee Young Ae's daughter is busy playing with the back of her mom's red blouse.

In the first photo Lee Young Ae is wearing a red, short sleeved blouse and skinny jeans. She does not look like a woman who just gave birth to twins. Celebrities must have the magic gene that allows them to shed all the baby weight in time for their first post baby photo shoot.

In another photo Lee Young Ae is laying on her belly across a bed while holding her daughter's shoulder. The little girl is too cool with her pink-rimmed sunglasses and shoes on her hands. Just makes you want to go "aww."

The little girl gets a photo all to her self and shows off her sense of style. Holding a ladybug patterned handbag and flora hat Lee Young Ae's daughter stares into the camera as if to say, "yeah I'm cute, and I know it."

You can't blame that little girl for knowing she's cute and working it. Her round face and chunky cheeks paired with her short hair and big brown eyes will melt your heart.

In her photo shoot interview with Elle Magazine Lee Young Ae spoke about her campaign to help preserve Korea's national heritage.

"As the mother of lovely children, I wish to be a help in protecting our beautiful tradition and cultural heritage left to us by our ancestors for the next generation. As the campaign is taking place with help from ordinary civilians, I want to help more people join in the protection of our beautiful heritage."