In their recent concert, IVE Liz became the center of attention due to her “legendary beauty” after a successful diet.
IVE Liz’s Visuals, Figure Become Hot Topic Following Concert
IVE Liz was lauded for her “legendary beauty” in a recent concert!
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On June 17, the girl group held their first fan concert, “The Prom Queens,” in Manila, and kicked off their Asian tour leg.
On this day, IVE showed off their fresh charm by presenting their hit songs, “After LIKE” and “LOVE DIVE,” in rock versions. Clad in white T-shirt and hot pants, the sextet chose “NOT YOUR GIRL” as their encore song.
Among the six, one particularly stood out, and it was none other than Liz!
In the past, Liz’s “chubby” cheeks and body proportion had always been the center of debate among K-pop fans, especially during her hiatus due to health reasons.
After she gained weight, some initially pointed out that she’s lovely and cute, but others criticized her.
However, Liz surprised fans when as lost weight little by little, and now she has slimmer legs and body.
As she lost weight, not only did the singer’s body began to look healthier but her large and distinct facial features became even more prominent
Due to this, she earned admiration.
However, there are also fans who expressed frustration against netizens calling someone beautiful when it fits the “toxic” beauty standard.
IVE Successfully Wraps Up ‘Prom Queens’ in Manila
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Meanwhile, IVE completed their concert in Manila, Philippines. To continue meeting Asian fans, the group will tour Taipei, Singapore, and Bangkok.
Earlier, the “After LIKE” singers successfully wrapped up their fan concert “The Prom Queens” in Korea and Japan. In particular, even though it was their first solo performance in Japan, IVE entered the Arena concert hall and quickly sold out a total of eight performances, four in Tokyo and Kobe, proving their global position once again.
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Written by Eunice Dawson.
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