Paris Jackson unveiled a new look at the 66th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday.
But you’d be forgiven for not working out exactly what she changed upon first glance.
Paris, 25, who is the daughter of the late Michael Jackson, covered her more than 80 tattoos with body paint.
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Jackson has sleeves inked on her arms and various tattoos on her arms and chest.
She looked incredible as she hit the red carpet for music’s night of nights, wearing an off-the-shoulder and a figure-hugging black dress.
Paris wore her red locks out to one side, wore black high heels and carried a black clutch.
She documented the process on Instagram, sharing a video and revealing she used the brand CoverFX.
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“#CoverFX meant business when they said total cover cream foundation would have me covered,” Paris wrote in her post.
A cream foundation from the brand retails for approximately $67.
Her tattoos include a tribute to her mother, Debbie Rowe, which marked the completion of Debbie’s treatment for breast cancer.
She said on the red carpet during an interview with ET: ”Well, I like switching things up.”
“I love my tattoos, I love my piercings, I love all the body modification stuff, art, and also sometimes I don’t want it to distract from the art that is the fashion I’m wearing. And it gives the dress its own moment, you know?”
Paris also has various piercings in honour of her late musician father, Michael Jackson.
“I have seven piercings there for my father because that was his lucky number,” she previously told CR Fashion Book.
Michael Jackson, known for hits including Smooth Criminal and Beat It, died in 2009 from cardiac arrest.
She previously opened up about growing up with Michael Jackson as her father.
“I was conceived in Paris, from what I’ve been told, which is part of why I was named Paris,” she said on No Filter with Naomi Campbell.
“Born in LA, California, and was kind of raised everywhere. We spent a few years up north in like Solvang, Santa Barbara area. But I was raised kind of everywhere, like the East Coast, the South, UK, Europe, the Middle East. Like, we grew up everywhere.”
Paris detailed being exposed to all corners of the world very young, and Campbell noted how that reflected in her “intelligence level”.
“It was difficult, a blessing, a privilege to be able to experience so much at a young age,” Paris said.