Another day, another viral eyebrow look. This time, it's less about angular shapes or pretty braids and more about one wild footwear-inspired design. That's right, high heel brows are the newest creation from Instagram account @skyzeditz, who also created theinfamous fishtail brow .
The look involves one brow being manipulated into the shape of a very tall stiletto pump, basically the same shape as the high heel emoji. The image was reposted by Megan Feather, and of course, people had a lot of feelings about this hilarious new "trend." Megan, for her part, was having fun with it. "HIGH HEEL EYRBROWS yes or no??? Everyone was going mental over this on @skyzeditz insta these trends are funny I love them!! So creative @skyzeditz ur so amazing it's a joke it's funny and it's just a creative idea ," she captioned the post.
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Unconventional eyebrow shapes have been taking over social media for a while now. Notable Instagram-famous styles includeright angle brows for math lovers, halo brows for those who aren't afraid of experimenting with a reverse unibrow, and even the seasonal favorite, Christmas treebrows. While the trend originally started by simply drawing your eyebrows into interesting shapes — like lightning bolts or the Nike swoosh — the art form of shaped brows has progressively gotten more extreme.
Quite a few others were honestly here for high heel brows. "When your eyebrows try to walk away in style ," one person commented. Others praised editor SkyzEditz's artistic vision, writing comments like, "Creativity ," "Lmaaaoooo but art," and "omg yes that will look great with my fringe ." And even though these high heel brows seem to be just for fun, some haters added their two cents too. "This gave me pennywise vibes ," one person commented. Another seriously questioned where we could possibly go as a society from here. "What's next? Penis brows?" In the age of Instagram, the answer to that question is...probably.