Fans and people in the music business are stunned over the Grammy-winning artist’s stunning new look.

The singer of “Good as Hell” posted a number of selfies on Instagram on November 22. She was sitting in a car seat and wearing a sheer white crop top with an embroidered denim skirt that had a matching sheer white overlay.

She put her hair in two long braids to finish off the look.

Lizzo wrote in the caption, alongside a tongue-out emoji: “Last night I wore milkmaid braids.”

She looked like she was having fun with her mom in another Instagram video.

Fans are flooding the comments section with praise, with one fan writing: “Baby that face card ain’t ever declining. EVER!!!!”

Another agrees: “The cheekbones are cheekboning.”

“Always been that girl,” comments a third follower.

Other fans have noticed that the singer’s weight is different from what was seen in earlier posts.

“You looking skinny!! Still beautiful both ways. Love it,” gushes one fan.

Lizzo has been very open about her weight loss path by posting recipes, workout plans, and healthy living advice.

Last year, the singer replied to a TikTok video where the author said that not everyone works out to lose weight, and she agreed.

Explaining that she simply wants to be healthy and focus on her mental health, the singer said (per Today): “I think a lot of people see a fat person that way and immediately just assume everything they’re doing is to be thin.”

“I’m not trying to be thin. I don’t ever want to be thin. Will my body fluctuate from this size? Will I get a little smaller depending on some of the choices I make or a little bigger, depending on some of the choices I make in my life? Yes, I’m used to fluctuating.”

Lizzo told The New York Times earlier this year that she’s been on a “natural weight loss journey,” which means she’s been taking things slowly and carefully.

In September, the singer talked about reports that she had used weight-loss drugs to get the results she had.

Lizzo said in a selfie video: “When you finally get Ozempic allegations after five months of weight training and calorie deficit.”

A month later, she dressed as “LizzOzempic” for Halloween, which was a funny response to the rumors.

The costume included a measuring tape and mock ad for the fictional drug, alongside the words, “Need self-love? Try Lizzo! Lose guilt. Gain confidence.”

Lizzo, a well-known supporter of body acceptance, is also showing how the movement is changing.

The pop star told The New York Times: “The idea of body positivity has shifted from outdated mainstream perceptions. It’s evolved into body neutrality.”

She added, “I’m not going to lie and say I love my body every day.”

“The way you feel about your body changes daily. Some days I adore my body, and on others, I don’t feel completely positive.”