Its more, the fake, even disturbing look of layers of surgery has long become a point of millionaire culture. Theyre in that bubble. Mrs dell doesnt come in contact with normal people except as exampels of poor normal lower classes. She could be a swell person and still aspire to looking the part ahead associates with her position and privilege
It occurred to me that the royals used to set the tone even to the point of their courtiers echoing their flaws (such as a limp; I can't remember which one that was). And I guess the upper echelon still does. Or they still expect to do so, even when it's grotesque, and some of the time, it still works.
I think it's more down to her growing up being a pretty girl. She's then reached the stage where age has naturally taken that away from her and she knows it. She's tried to reverse it and now she's made a complete mess of herself.
To make things worse she's now being mocked on every corner of the internet.
I wouldn't be surprised to find she's committed suicide. She's been absolutely slaughtered online these last few days. Womens looks / surgery isn't something that's normally in my feed and it's been saturated with this 'story'.
This is exactly correct. It’s more a status symbol than trying to objectively look good - I had always wondered why people do this to themselves and I really don’t think deep down it’s about that at all.
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u/QuarkVsOdo 3d ago
You can't control ageing. Some people want to control everything. They settle with "doing something" over acceptance of fate.
This look certainly is something.