The Mystery of the Dark Red Circles: Why Olympic Athletes and Celebrities Are Sporting This Unusual Trend

The Mystery of the Dark Red Circles: Why Olympic Athletes and Celebrities Are Sporting This Unusual Trend (Page 4 ) | September 7, 2024

Meilutyte’s mark reappeared at a low point when she looked defeated during the Women’s 100m Breaststroke Final. Other Watercraft At the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, the visible dark red rings on other swimmers’ backs were remarkably consistent. For example, a male swimmer’s back torso had four symmetrical circles on each side, which made for a visually appealing pattern.

Over fourteen red discs were striking over the muscles in the back of another swimmer. Stretching from her back to her arms and shoulders, the discs were set in a neat, linear pattern. Jennifer Anniston In addition to athletes, celebrities with heavy red circles under their eyes like Jennifer Aniston have also been spotted with them. At the Los Angeles premiere of “Call Me Crazy” in 2013, Aniston was spotted with these marks.

Her upper back marks were visible because she was wearing a strapless playsuit. Jennifer appeared to have tried applying foundation to them, but the hue was too pale and showed through the paparazzi’s flashes. Paltrow, Gwyneth Fans were drawn to the striking red rings during the Olympics, but Gwyneth Paltrow had been seen wearing them for almost 20 years prior.The movie star wore the same characteristic dark red marks on her back as the Olympic athletes did during the 2004 “Anchorman” premiere. The pictures at the time triggered a global media frenzy, with articles about the procedure that left Paltrow with the odd markings on her back appearing in journals all over the world.