Kylie Minogue's fans tag her new look in Oz mag 'fake, weird'
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Melbourne, October 30 Kylie Minogue's new look in an Australian magazine has evoked criticism from her fans, who have tagged it "weird" and "fake".

A snap of the Aussie singer graced the November cover of Australia's InStyle magazine.

The photograph has left devotees reeling amid suggestions that it seemed photo-shopped, reports the Daily Telegraph.

In blog posts on Pinkisthenewblog.com, one reader wrote: "I was going to say the same thing about the excessive Photo-shopping. I didn't know who it was until I read your blurb. Why must they render celebrities unrecognizable?"

Another wrote: "I would have to agree... her skin looks a little weird. Kinda like they tried to do something to an already existing photo of her from some time ago." (ANI)

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