Noah Cyrus, Change Sister Miley

While we all sing flowersthe hit with Miley Cyrus She’s put her relationship on hold with Liam Hemsworth, as her little sister is attending some of the Paris Haute Couture Week shows. Noah Cyrus grew up in the shadow of his sister’s triumph around the worldbut, although in a more discreet way, she also managed to carve out a career in the world of acting and music.

Noah is eight years younger than Miley and her public image until a year ago was all about naturalness. With an appearance typical of any young man his age and Long, wavy black hairNoah built an image that had nothing to do with the extravagance his older sister often displayed. But About a year ago he decided to drastically flip all of this around and started converting Which culminated these days in the French capital.

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The artist appeared in front row Miss Sohee is more radical and daring. On her face, her bleached eyebrows were particularly striking, a trend started by Kendall Jenner Last year at the MET Gala and then many others Famous PeopleEven Kim Kardashian herself. This almost complete absence of eyebrows is made even more significant by the contrast with her dark hair. The artist dispensed with her natural wavy, and now she has super-skinny hair that falls in a measured manner on either side of her face.

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In addition, compared to the previous photos, it can be seen that the size of her lips has increased significantly, So he may have had some hyaluronic acid treatment. However, this could also be an effect achieved with makeup, as you can see how her mouth has been accentuated. Technique overlap. And it is that the way of applying makeup is also another point that led to her radical transformation. Noah has gone from opting for a beauty look that goes unnoticed to opting for makeup with great coverage and a powdery effect, as the contrast between the different shades is reminiscent of the 2000s.

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