The 17-year-old took to Twitter to post a shot from her photo shoot with Canada’s FASHION magazine and captioned her disappointment about her suspected digital rhinoplasty.
“Apart from the fact that I’m pretty sure this magazine gave me a new nose I really like this photo,” wrote the New Zealand native.
Grammy winner Lorde is Fashion magazine’s May cover girl.
But the publication’s Editor-in-Chief Bernadette Morra, denies using any digital alteration on their cover girl’s nose.
“I can assure you, FASHION Magazine did not give Lorde a new nose,” Morra said in a statement. “Sometimes lighting or camera angles can give the impression that things look smaller, larger or different than they really are.”
The singer is fast becoming a body image champion with her Twitter messages promoting positive body image.
Earlier this month the teenager shared two photos taken from the same performance at Chile’s Lollapalooza festival that appeared to show her blemished skin had been cleared up via some tricky airbrushing.
The young performer used the caption on the contrasting images to remind her 1.5 million Twitter followers that “flaws are ok”.
