Phoebe Dynevor with a dramatic hairstyle change: see her new shaggy bob here
Phoebe Dynevorwar in ““Season one was the diamond of the season and has been the epitome of “on the red carpet ever since.”” Beauty – sanftes Nude-, bronze powder, straight dark blonde hair. Until now. Because her new oneis a lot, but definitely not reserved!
Phoebe Dynevor now sports a platinum blonde shaggy bob – and looks like the star of a punk band
is the new cover star of theLuxury-Magazine – and dared to make a drastic hairstyle change for the occasion. Together with her hair stylist Daya Ruci, she decided to say goodbye to her more reserved look and is now wearing THE “cool girl” look par excellence. A platinum blondeplus trendy, which makes her look like the lead singer of a British 90s punk band.
Incidentally, the shaggy bob is anything but a new trend, but has now become the hairstyle classic of Gen Z. The special thing about the look: its strong tiering, which creates a lot of volume on the top of the head and in the bangs region and is thinned out towards the shoulders and collarbone. For the cover shoot, Phoebe Dynevor's hairstyle was also styled in a wet look, which further enhanced the cool effect of the hairstyle.
Particularly nice: behind the hairstyle change there is also a small moment of empowerment for the actress. In a past interview with our colleagues fromVogueThe “Bridgerton” star revealed that she, who is actually a redhead by nature, dyed her dark blonde for a long time in order to appear less pale. But as she got older, she made peace with her very light skin - and now accepts herself as she is.
Not only does Dynevor's hairstyle look totally cool, but it reminds us all that we should wear whatever hair color we want, even if it's traditionally considered "unflattering." It remains to be seen whether the shaggy bob is just a short-lived look for the cover shoot or whether the “Bridgerton” star will be seen with the new hairstyle in the longer term. One thing is clear: we are inspired!
This article was created with text passages from our GLAMOR colleagues in the UK.
