LAST month, Demi Moore opened the show at Kim Jones’s debut couture collection for Fendi. Although the actor was followed down the runway by the likes of Naomi Campbell and Bella Hadid, it was Moore who had people talking thanks, in large part, to her seemingly accentuated cheekbones and lips.
Her ‘new’ look sparked endless discussion on social media and the press speculated on procedures the 58-year-old star may have undergone to achieve this apparently altered face. Was it filler?
Buccal fat removal? Just some intense contouring? Like so many other stars, musicians and models over the years who have committed the crime of ageing in the public eye, the details of Moore’s transformation were pored over, side-by-side photographs scrutinised and dissected.
The obsession with celebrity transformations
This game of digital spot-the-difference is just one example of our enduring cultural fascination with celebrity transformations. Formerly the bread and butter of
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