
All hail Jenna Ortega's (man-repelling) gothic make-up
the girls that get it get it & u clearly are a boy
— bibi🐝 (@gdybsupremacist) July 31, 2025
Bleached brows. Black and purple hues peppered over the lids. Impeccable contour that shaded her cheekbones. In the words of Inglessis, this was 'a look for the book'. All the respectable make-up elements to nail a gothic dream, but yet somehow landed between man-repelling and a cause of concern for the actor's sudden transformation. The discourse on Jenna Ortega's make-up is indeed, yet another reminder that men don't quite have the right sensibilities to comment on a woman's aesthetic choices. Some things instantly come to mind beyond the ever so prevalent bleached brows: micro-bangs, baggy bermudas, black lipstick. Basically components that don't necessarily scream feminine in the conventional sense.
And on the heels of a high-octane press tour, it seems most not in favour can't grasp the concept of clever method dressing when they see one. Ortega has never looked better emulating Wednesday.
jenna ortega if you hear me please keep the bleached brows forever jenna ortega i beg you if you hear me- pic.twitter.com/uQK58c19BS
— lia🐾| mbf (@ilomilia) August 11, 2025
Below, marvel at some of our favourite Jenna Ortega's make-up looks so far on the Wednesday Season 2 press tour. Getty
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