【娛樂星正妹】新北第一E-BODY！魅力曲線、捷運站廣告看板女郎廖若妤

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2015年10月30日上午9:47

對於台北市、新北市生活的朋友，搭捷運是一件平凡不過的事情，而當在月台上等捷運列車進站時，最常做的事情除了滑手機之外就是看看捷運看台上的廣告。這次引起網友熱議的就是捷運站廣告看板中的女主角：廖若妤。姣好的身材加上優美的舞蹈底子，還讓網友封她為「新北第一E-BODY」。

在捷運站的廣告牆出現了一則房地產廣告，廣告中的女主角就是廖若妤，她在裡面擺出優美的舞姿，加上服裝襯托出她姣好的身材，這也讓網友看到之後馬上就上網肉搜她是誰，果然經過神人的追查之後得知就是廖若妤。畢業於台灣藝術大學舞蹈系的她最喜歡的就是芭蕾舞，也因為這個關係讓她的舞姿與柔軟度都是專業的水準，而能夠讓自己的體態維持的如此優美，舞蹈也是功不可沒的原因之一。

除了房地產廣告之外，廖若妤早就拍攝過很多的廣告作品，無論是知名的電信商廣告、內衣廣告、機車廣告甚至是啤酒廣告幾乎都可以看到她的出現，可以說是一位名符其實的廣告女王，而在去年更拍攝了歌手的MV，可見得廖若妤其實對於拍攝這些動態作品都已經習以為常，不過這次卻是因為房地產廣告的靜態照片讓她聲名大噪，也意外地讓她變成了搜尋引擎中的熱門關鍵字。

雖然說被稱為「新北第一E-BODY」，讓大家的目光是聚焦在她姣好的身材上面，但其實廖若妤真正厲害的地方是她的舞蹈專業，她可以輕輕鬆鬆地做出抬腿動作，身體柔軟度可以說是相當的厲害。經過這一次的人氣上升之後，未來也許可以看到廖若妤有更多的作品呈現給大家。

(圖片來源：廖若妤粉絲團、網路)

基本資料：
姓名：廖若妤
生日：5月13日
身高：168公分
體重：48公斤
三圍：32E/25/34
學歷：台灣藝術大學舞蹈系
興趣：芭蕾舞
臉書：https://www.facebook.com/ruo.fayma

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