Dylan Mulvaney has delighted fans after showing off a brand new look on her Instagram page.
Dylan was known for her dark hair and Audrey Hepburn like aesthetic, but has kissed goodbye to that now after a gorgeous glow up.
Her dark brown hair is gone, replaced with blonde, as well as bleached eyebrows to match, and she looks stunning.
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She debuted the new look on her Instagram page, sharing a series of photos along with the caption: "Kinda living for this quarter life crisis".
Fans have been left stunned by the snaps, with many taking to the comments to show their approval.
One wrote: "Excuse me ma’am, watch out for all of the jaws on the ground."
Another posted: "Every time I think u can’t possibly get more beautiful you do."
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A third replied: "I did NOT recognize you! This is soooo good. Very different from the classic brunette. Either way, brunette or blonde, east coast or west coast look… you have elegance on LOCK."
Aside from the change to her hair and eyebrows, Dylan also wore an elegant little black dress from Nana Jacqueline paired with diamante and pearl Chanel earrings.
It's a big change for Dylan, who had previously been a brunette. However, fans were very keen on her new blonde locks, saying that it suited her very well indeed.
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Dylan was recently forced to take a break from social media after a collaboration with Bud Light led to a backlash from far right activists.
Some even staged a 'boycott' of Bud Light, buying crates of the beer so they could film themselves destroying them in a laughable self-own.
Since then Dylan, who started her social media journey by documenting her transition, has said that she wants to step back from publicly talking about her transition and focus on other things instead.
In addition to her online presence, Dylan is also an actor and singer, previously describing herself a 'theatre kid'.
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Her journey has taken her to some unexpected places, including even a one on one meeting with President Joe Biden in which she drew attention to the massive challenges facing the trans community.
Kit Roberts