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Yin Shengya Took Photos For HIGH&Nbsp, CUT, And Changed 180 Degrees.
Yin Shengya took a photo of the theme "Party Fantasy" for the magazine HIGH CUT, which showed 6 different styles of hair and make-up, each of which was a 180 degree spanformation.
Especially the brown eye shadow and colourful pink make-up are more retro breath in 80s.
In addition, strong black eyeliner and asymmetric head shape, handsome clothing and tension expression, showing her cool cool temperament. This fashion photo will be seen in the 43 issue of HIGH CUT.
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