Khloe Kardashian has channelled Hollywood icon, Marilyn Monroe, in her latest new look that has her adoring fans going wild on Instagram.
The 37-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashian’s star looked completely different as she debuted a new peroxide blonde hairdo with a classic blunt cut.
It was paired with a low-cut black top, and a smouldering posture. The natural look went down a treat with her followers after they hit out at the reality TV star earlier this week for allegedly Photoshopping her images, reports the Mirror.
Fans were quick to draw comparisons between the current-day American bombshell and one from years ago.
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“Wow! I literally thought this was Marilyn Monroe at first glance. Gorgeous,” one admirer gushed in the comments.
“Marilyn vibes,” Another commented.
“Beautiful mama. This is giving me vintage Hollywood glamour. It suits you so much,” Someone else chimed in.
Meanwhile another quipped: “Date me. You’re the perfect woman.”
It comes after Khloe had fans concerned following another recent Instagram post.
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She was accused of Photoshopping the striking snap and fans begged her to put a stop to it.
The post showed her looking slimmer than ever. She wore a figure-hugging, beige corset top with loose blue jeans. This helped to tighten her already difficult waist.
However, people noticed a distorted line in the car that she was leaning against. They called for Khloe not to hide her natural beauty.
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“Every photo you post is heavily edited. When you are on camera, it is painfully obvious that you have too much filler. You don’t need the filler. You don’t need the photoshop. You look so much better without it. Learn to love yourself Khloe,” one follower said.
Another echoed: “Heavily filtered images, sorry I just don’t get all. I suppose they are meant to be fun. Post some photos of you as the natural beauty not like a robot. Lots of us would appreciate that much more.”
Khloe is believed to have been spending big on expensive facial procedures to the tune of £100,000 a month.
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