In today's age of filters and fillers, cultivating an image that is anything less than glossy can feel like something of a relic—which is likely why Blake Lively's latest turn in The Rhythm Section feels at once jarring and refreshing. The actress took to Instagram today to share a selfie of her partially made-up face alongside a snap of her in full-face makeup designed to make her look haggard rather than flawless.

"Facetune broke," quipped Lively in her caption, crediting makeup artist Vivian Baker for both pictured looks. The Rhythm Section stars Lively as Stephanie Patrick, a woman who has lost her family and seeks to avenge their deaths by executing revenge with many disguises (and wigs). In today's post, Lively sports a shaggy mop of ashy blonde hair, all the better to frame her no-makeup-makeup look.

When considering the transformation, one can't help but recall Charlize Theron's turn as Aileen Wuornos in Monster. Though Theron's makeunder was undoubtedly more dramatic, both she and Lively represent the epitome of Hollywood glamour, and so the aesthetic shifts read similarly shocking. Considering the slew of disguises in the trailer alone, we're looking forward to all of the visual versions of Lively's Patrick—and how each works to strengthen the story.