The phrase "after handsome" is not correct and lacks context to be usable in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that follows or comes after a handsome person or object, but without additional context, its meaning is unclear.
Example: "She always seems to attract attention after handsome men walk by."
Alternatives: "following attractive" or "subsequent to charming".
Premiering at Cannes exactly a year after the handsome yet overrated lesbian romance Carol, Park has provided us with something of a compelling antidote.
As a self-consciously theatrical Catherine the Great, lusting after a handsome young officer (the weak William Eythe), Bankhead has her finest moment on film, shifting between thundering imperiousness and wry vulnerability (conscious of her age, she admits to approaching 33).
Ms. Koenig plays a shy movie makeup artist lusting after a handsome leading man and envious of the aspiring actresses who will get to kiss him in a screen test.
Belgium were reinstalled among the tournament favourites after their handsome round-of-16 victory against Hungary, though they have a few defensive problems going into the game in Lille.
Rich satisfactions come from savoring the archetypes Helprin varnishes here; and, as one character dreamily says in Woody Allen's "Purple Rose of Cairo" after a handsome leading man pops out of a movie screen and into her life, "He's fictional, but you can't have everything".
"It's definitely going to be hard without the older and more mature riders, but as you've seen we're doing pretty well," Varnish told BBC Sport after a handsome victory, achieved in 33 428 seconds.
In November, Joan has her baby, which she calls Rodney (after the "handsome actor" Rod Taylor, and to the surprise of everyone else).
That factory has nourished Betty's fondest daydreams of living happily ever after with a handsome modern-day prince.
The house was rebuilt soon after, with a handsome new peaked roof, but I was not as game for the experience as my neighbors seemed to have been.
