Netizens are chatting about Wendy’s recent appearance.
On an online forum, people are discussing a new photo of Red Velvet’s Wendy and noting how her look has changed over the years compared to her early days with the group.
Some users are wondering if SM Entertainment encourages a certain look among their female idols, with suggestions that they might be pushing artists to adopt the “SM look.”
One popular comment pointed out that Wendy now looks a lot like Girls' Generation’s Taeyeon. While some fans miss Wendy’s earlier look, others think she looks “prettier than ever” now and prefer her current style.
Here are some reactions:
“She looks just like Taeyeon.”
“She used to have the vibe of a bright and energetic college student, but not so much anymore.”
“If no one said it was Wendy, you wouldn’t recognize her. If another celebrity’s face changed this much, they’d be criticized for plastic surgery. Fans say she had to fix her face due to an injury, but it keeps changing. Did she get lip fillers?”
“Does SM Entertainment push the ‘SM look’? Why do all their idols end up looking similar? They were pretty before.”
“I personally think Wendy was really pretty when her face was a bit fuller.”
“It’s interesting how SM girl group members looked unique at debut but later all seem to look alike. Winter, Taeyeon, BoA, Wendy—they all look similar.”
“It’s probably just heavy stage makeup. Looking at news photos, it seems like a difference in makeup styles.”
“Now that Joy is quiet, it’s Wendy’s turn.”
“She has lost a lot of weight and is keeping it off.”
“Wendy is very thin now… I liked her unique look better. I hope she gains weight.”
“Is that Wendy? Wow!”
“Her mid-face seems longer now, and she looks more like Tiffany.”
“She was so pretty during the ‘Umpah Umpah’ era. I saved a lot of her photos.”
“Am I the only one who thinks she’s become unbelievably prettier?”
“She definitely looks better now. Her look during the ‘Psycho’ era wasn’t great.”
“I thought she was pretty during the ‘Umpah Umpah’ era.”
What are your thoughts?
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