2 hours ago, Lovett said:

She just looks like she's lost weight. This obsession with picking apart people's looks all the time is disgusting.

I understand not wanting to drag someone's appearance, but it's very weird to me that celebs will change their appearance hundreds of thousands of dollars, but we can't even comment? They literally changed their appearance (even if it's "just" losing weight) so that we'd notice   

we need to stop lying about people looking good when they just look creepy after getting work done. Actors are supposed to be expressive. It's not "hate" or "weird" to call a spade a spade. Sure beauty standards and ageism and misogyny are to blame but these women are gorgeous to begin with and then do some weird sh*t. I hope it's the makeup but girl...

She definitely looks different but she's still recognizable as Mandy Moore. It's so bizarre when people go like "I never would've guessed in a million years" like they do on ontd all the time.

- different eyebrow shape (grew out eyebrows or used darker makeup)

- red lipstick 

- weight loss 

 

It looks natural to me. Definitely doesn't look like surgical enhancements. 

Makeup, angle and hairstyle can make sure a huge difference.

17 minutes ago, 50thStateofMind said:

I understand not wanting to drag someone's appearance, but it's very weird to me that celebs will change their appearance hundreds of thousands of dollars, but we can't even comment? They literally changed their appearance (even if it's "just" losing weight) so that we'd notice   

I personally find it weirder that people find it acceptable to pick apart others' appearances, particularly when assuming they did anything for you.

She's literally just aging. She looks perfectly fine.

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Is it really that different? It just looks like rhinoplasty, eye lift, jaw shave, botox, cheek filler, facial bone surgery, face lift, lip filler, buccal fat removal, bbl

6 minutes ago, Lovett said:

I personally find it weirder that people find it acceptable to pick apart others' appearances, particularly when assuming they did anything for you.

Noticing is not the same as "picking apart." And they literally do it for attention/adoration.

3 minutes ago, feelslikeadream said:

Is it really that different? It just looks like rhinoplasty, eye lift, jaw shave, botox, cheek filler, facial bone surgery, face lift, lip filler, buccal fat removal, bbl

the bbl is so obvious, how can people say it's just weight loss.

It looks like she lost weight especially her face which happens as you age 

38 minutes ago, 50thStateofMind said:

Noticing is not the same as "picking apart." And they literally do it for attention/adoration.

Saying she "debuts a new face" is not the same as 'noticing', and once again, you're assuming she's done anything for you.

3 hours ago, ohjulia said:

She has the GLP-1 injection eyes. They never lie. 

I hope you feel like crap if she reveals she is suffering from an illness.

That lady didn't sing In My Pocket! Which was not a #1 at Pop Radio unlike With You by Successica Legendson

35 minutes ago, Lovett said:

Saying she "debuts a new face" is not the same as 'noticing', and once again, you're assuming she's done anything for you.

nope, I'm literally not. YOU are insinuating that she's done whatever she's done entirely for herself, which is honestly laughable. 

 

Also, 'debuting a new face' is not inherently insulting in any way. When Lindsay, Kris Jenner, et. al. did it, we said the same thing, except they were met with near universal praise.

 

 

People saying weight loss when it's a completely different person

6 minutes ago, 50thStateofMind said:

nope, I'm literally not. YOU are insinuating that she's done whatever she's done entirely for herself, which is honestly laughable. 

 

Also, 'debuting a new face' is not inherently insulting in any way. When Lindsay, Kris Jenner, et. al. did it, we said the same thing, except they were met with near universal praise.

Yes, you literally are. You're making assumptions based on nothing. You want to pick apart people's looks all the time? Go for it. I think it's disgusting behaviour, but it's your sh*tty choice to make.

12 minutes ago, Lovett said:

Yes, you literally are. You're making assumptions based on nothing. You want to pick apart people's looks all the time? Go for it. I think it's disgusting behaviour, but it's your sh*tty choice to make.

Again, no. I never said one negative thing or "picked apart" her looks, EVER. 

 

You can take your virtue signaling elsewhere. It's laughable.

 

 

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Sometimes weight loss makes plastic surgery more evident. 

It's just the still photos. She's been looking like this for a minute. I went to her IG and in the videos she still looks like herself, but The still images really showcase her weight loss.

9 hours ago, 50thStateofMind said:

Again, no. I never said one negative thing or "picked apart" her looks, EVER. 

 

You can take your virtue signaling elsewhere. It's laughable.

Ahh, so you're just defending other people's choices to do it. So much better.

14 hours ago, Lovett said:

She just looks like she's lost weight. This obsession with picking apart people's looks all the time is disgusting.

I've been a serious Mandy fan since her second album, met her multiple times, she looks completely different in a very short amount of time. It is concerning because from these photos her facial structure is completely different. 

6 minutes ago, Afterglow said:

I've been a serious Mandy fan since her second album, met her multiple times, she looks completely different in a very short amount of time. It is concerning because from these photos her facial structure is completely different. 

And it's still none of our business.

1 minute ago, Lovett said:

And it's still none of our business.

Well it is and it's not. I'll be honest, do you think celebrities don't want us to talk about them whether is positive or negative?

 

And if the public didn't question things, lots of celebs may not have been helped when they actually needed it. 

 

 

12 minutes ago, Afterglow said:

Well it is and it's not. I'll be honest, do you think celebrities don't want us to talk about them whether is positive or negative?

 

And if the public didn't question things, lots of celebs may not have been helped when they actually needed it. 

I think we don't know whether they want us to or not. We make assumptions either way when we should be minding our own business. How have we not learnt from the Chadwick Boseman situation? It's baffling to me.