2026年9月10日

Zhao Liying Stuns with Youthful Look at 38 — Y2K Hairstyle Sparks Buzz

(Beijing, 23rd) Chinese actress Zhao Liying, 38, has once again captured public attention with a bol...

(Beijing, 23rd) Chinese actress Zhao Liying, 38, has once again captured public attention with a bold new hairstyle. She first debuted the look during a brand livestream on March 18 and later shared a series of photos on the 22nd, captioned simply: “New hairstyle, love it.” The transformation quickly became a trending topic online.

In the photos, Zhao trades her signature long hair for a “millennial layered” short hairstyle, characterized by feathered layers and eyebrow-length bangs. The cut softens her facial features while adding dimension, with textured ends creating a light, voluminous effect that blends retro charm with a fresh, youthful vibe.

Complementing the look, Zhao wore a fitted white long-sleeve dress paired with minimal jewelry and natural makeup, creating a clean, elegant aesthetic. The soft background tones further enhanced the spring-like freshness of the overall visual.

The “millennial layered” hairstyle has recently made a comeback alongside the Y2K trend, known for its dynamic layers, face-framing qualities, and youthful appeal, often carrying a subtle edgy undertone.

Fans praised Zhao’s transformation, with many saying it evokes the sweetness of her earlier career days, making her appear even more youthful. However, opinions remain divided—some netizens feel the bangs and layering appear slightly unnatural, with a few commenting that the look resembles a wig or leans too heavily into retro styling.

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