Nana reveals thinner lips in new Salvatore Ferragamo photoshoot

The changing appearance of actress Nana, formerly of the girl group After School, is once again drawing attention. After recently attracting attention with fuller lips, Nana has revealed thinner lips in a new photoshoot, leading to speculation that she may have returned to her original look.

On the 28th, Nana posted photos from a photoshoot for the Italian luxury brand Salvatore Ferragamo to her social media account. Wearing a sleeveless leather dress, Nana exuded her signature sophisticated and intense aura. However, more eye-catching than the glamorous styling was her lips, which appeared different from before.

Recently, following the release of the Netflix series "Snow White's Revenge," Nana became embroiled in unexpected controversy due to her fuller lips. Some netizens reacted that the change in her lips was more noticeable than her acting in the work, sparking a debate regarding her appearance.

As the controversy grew, Nana directly addressed the situation through a fan communication platform on the 22nd. She stated, "If my lips caused discomfort to those watching, then it is my fault," adding, "I believe my personal choice was not the right choice for an actress."

She also expressed her apologies to her fans. Nana said, "I think it hurts the hearts of the fans who love me to see these harsh criticisms of me. That is why I feel even more sorry. I will strive so that we can hear good words together in the future."

In the new photoshoot released a few days later, her lips were captured to be even thinner than before. While Nana has not disclosed the specific process or whether she actually had filler removed, the visible change in her appearance is once again focusing the attention of fans.

An actor's appearance can sometimes become a subject of public evaluation as quickly as their work. As Nana has directly experienced intense interest regarding her physical changes through this incident, it is expected that her future steps in shifting the public's gaze toward her acting and her works will become even more important.