“A Completely Different Person,” Lindsay Lohan Deemed Unrecognizable in Latest Appearance

Lindsay Lohan dazzled at the New York City premiere of her latest Netflix film, Our Little Secret. The star exuded radiance with her flowing blonde locks, leaving fans stunned as they deemed that she looks very different.

Lindsay Lohan, 38, recently praised for her youthful appearance, stunned in a plunging black gown that elegantly showcased her figure.

The sleeveless design featured two stone-embellished accents on the bodice and flowed into a long, sheer pleated skirt, exuding sophistication and glamour.

The Freaky Friday star shone brightly with stunning makeup that accentuated her natural beauty. She showcased her flawless complexion with soft peach hues adorning her eyelids and cheeks, perfectly paired with her glossy, peach-toned lips.

Her fiery auburn hair was brightened with golden streaks and fashioned into cascading, seductive curls that tumbled gracefully over her torso.

Lohan was described as having a “younger new face” and people couldn’t stop commenting about her big transformation. Fans showered her with compliments, saying that the Irish Wish actress looks amazing after long years of struggle. One person wrote, ’’She looks fantastic! Her lips aren’t gigantic, her eyes look normal, her skin isn’t glossy. She looks beautiful.’’ Another added, ’’I don’t know what she did, but she looks amazing! Good for her!’’

Many fans commented that the radiant actress looked so unrecognizable they wouldn’t have realized it was her. As a fan noted, ’’I think she looks fantastic and seems healthy and happy. I am happy for her but honestly if I didn’t know it was Lindsey I wouldn’t have recognized her.’’ A second remarked, ’’She looks like a different person!’’ A third chimed in, ’’She looks great — but she also looks like a completely different person.’’

Last year, Lohan embraced motherhood for the first time, welcoming a baby boy with her husband, Bader Shammas. Check the unique and buzz-worthy name they chose for their son.