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Times your fave changed images?

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Has your fave ever switched images between eras before something fully clicked? For example Tate McRae debuted when she was 14 years old. Back then the blueprint for teen singers was Billie Eilish. Being so young, RCA dictated the direction of her music. She released a lot of sad girl songs. Her signature song from this era was a global hit but she wasn't too well known outside of Gen z

then Olivia smashed with SOUR and pop punk was the new wave in her demographic so her debut saw her going in that direction, it was a relatively successful era but I wouldn't call it a big break 

Then for her new album she kept recording music akin to her debut and previous EPs but eventually she recorded 'Greedy' with Ryan Tedder which was a departure from her previous music, and this ended up being the smash that made her more known among the GP

She finally found her lane and rush-recorded some more bops akin to Greedy to release her new album 'Think Later' which is her biggest success yet. Have any of your faves had to switch it up before finding what fits? 

Yes.

 

But I'm over all these starlets using all lowercase in their titles. It's giving lazy.

 

 

when he got rid of his long hair during 2019 - 2021   and went indie/alt/sync-pop 

 

 

 

 

 

but then realized he isn't Allday without his long hair and rap music so he went back to his old style :suburban:

 

 

Janet started off with a typical teen pop image of the 80s and sang cheesy songs like this:

 

Before getting rid of her father as her manager and completely changing her image, that's when her success started:

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