A more than tanned complexion and enhanced cheekbones. This is the “Mar-a-Lago Face”, a new physical fashion in Donald Trump's entourage, as noted by The Hollywood Reporter.
If you saw Kimberly Guilfoyle, appointed United States ambassador to Greece, or Laura Loomer, pro-Trump journalist, during the inauguration of the new American president, you can imagine what a case of “Mar-a” is. -Lago Face”, as the local media called it, in reference to his luxurious residence in Florida.
A form of “trend” that is rife among the patients of cosmetic surgeons in the “Sunshine State”, which consists of injections in the cheekbones to enhance them and in the lips to plump them up. Kristi Noem, governor of North Dakota, is also one of the women who succumbed to this face that could be described as “characteristic” of Donald Trump's supporters within the Republican Party and its inner circle. Another symbolic personality of this transformation, Lara Trump, daughter-in-law of the tenant of the White House.
“Their faces have all gone from a conventional human appearance to an exaggeration, both in terms of makeup, cheekbones and lips,” insists the American site. Result: all these leading women look more and more alike. And there is no question of seeing it only as a choice for women: many men also resort to cosmetic surgery, which is no longer really popular in the rest of the United States. The case of Matt Gaetz was particularly highlighted by several American media, seen this summer at the Republican convention with well-arched eyebrows and enhanced features.
