In what was supposed to be an Instagram post about voting in the US Presidential election, a number of Blake Lively's fans noticed something bizarre about the snap - it was very blatantly photoshopped.
The photo in question was of her and her husband Ryan Reynolds after having just voted.
Alongside the hashtag "Vote Early", the Gossip Girl actress wrote in the caption: "It was Ryan’s first time. He was understandably scared. It all happened so fast. Like, REALLY fast. He wept. I pretended to weep. Then he called all his friend."
Notice anything strange? What about the strappy heels on her feet? Well, plenty of the 33-year-old's followers certainly did.
Related video - Speaking of Blake Lively and her fashion faux pas, relive her wardrobe error on Gossip Girl:One user with handle @parisianpink29 asked, "Are those drawn on heels? Lol."
Along with a crying-laughing emoji, another user with handle @riad.khalfa asked, "Why's no one talking about the heels being drawn[?]"
A third user, @rj_mosuela, very simply pointed out the hilarious photoshop fail writing, "The drawn on heels."
Interestingly, Reynolds posted the exact same photo - but this time the original without any edited-in footwear.
Also along with the hashtag, "Vote Early", Reynolds wrote in the caption, "This is my first time voting in America. I’d like to thank my wife Blake for making my first time so gentle and loving. It was super scary at first, then exciting and now I’m a little tired. But proud."
Taking the jokes about her poor photoshop skills all in good humor, Lively took to her Instagram Story to poke fun at herself.
In one Story, she referred to the drawn-on heels as "Voting Fashion".
In a second Story, she drew on an even more elaborate pair of heels, tagging Louboutin with the question, "Are you hiring? Barefoot iPhone doodler with vast experience avail."
Lively then added that she has an "impressive résumé upon request."
In a final post on the hilarious faux pas, Blake wrote: "Can you tell I was so happy to get outta a onesie and vote [sic]. Sure it was an absentee drop-off ballot with a mask covering my look. But dammit [sic] I exercised my right to vote. And to not wear shoes that ruined my outfit."
Needless to say, notorious joker, Reynolds didn't miss out on the opportunity to make fun of his wife, posting photos of the fashion edits to his own Story.
He also added in jest, "I don't see the issue."
To be honest, we don't see the issue either... but why?!