These Celebrities Have Already Embraced 2019's Biggest Hair Color
These Celebrities Have Already Embraced 2019's Biggest Hair Color
While embracing a radically short new haircut has traditionally come in first place as the quickest way to change up your look, dramatic dye jobs make for a close second. And recently, rather than shocking violet strands or washed out pastel tips, It-girls have turned to a fiery (and surprisingly flattering) shade of red.
After taking over the runways earlier this year, beginning last spring with model EZ's "penny red" pixie at Alexander Wang and coming full circle with Anja Rubik's Kool Aid bright ginger lengths at Saint Laurent's most recent ready-to-wear show, the bold hue has now made its way to Hollywood.
To transform for her latest soon-to-be-hit, The Last Thing He Wanted in Puerto Rico, Anne Hathaway stepped out in Manhattan this fall with an entirely new crimson hair shade that, whether temporary or not, warranted permanent consideration. Singer Selena Gomez went with a flame-colored auburn tint, revealing a set of splashy highlights on Instagram alongside a few additional strategically snipped, face-framing layers. And elsewhere, Lola Kirke traded in her honeyed blonde strands for a full blown rich and rosy hue, while Kate Bosworth stepped out with a skin-brightening strawberry shade. With Awards season just weeks away, it's safe to say that scene-stealing red hair is here to stay.
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Photographed by Annie Leibovitz, Vogue, August 2014George Gower, Elizabeth I, 1588
Photo: Ann Ronan Pictures/Print Collector/Getty ImagesGustav Klimt, Lady with Hat and Feather Boa, 1909
Amedeo Modigliani, The Woman with Red Hair, 1917
Bette Davis, 1938
Photo: RexDorothy Gale and Glinda the Good Witch, The Wizard of Oz, 1939
Photo: Mary Evans/Warner Bros. Turner Entertainment/Ronald Grant/Everett CollectionRita Hayworth, 1944
Photo: Hulton Archive/Getty ImagesLucille Ball, 1955
Photo: Collection/Hulton Archive/Getty ImagesSuzy Parker
Photographed by Irving Penn, Vogue, May 1955Wilma and Pebbles, The Flintstones, 1960
Photo: Courtesy of ABCTina Louise, Gilligan’s Island, 1964
Photo: Courtesy of Warner Bros.Ann-Margret, 1965
Photo: Silver Screen Collection/Getty ImagesRaquel Welch, One Million Years B.C., 1966
Photo: Courtesy of 20th Century FoxDavid Bowie, 1972
Photo: Courtesy of RCA RecordsAxl Rose, 1980
Photo: KMazur/WireImageSonia Rykiel, 1981
Photo: Sergio Gaudenti/Kipa/CorbisMolly Ringwald, The Breakfast Club, 1985
Photo: Universal Pictures/Getty ImagesJessica Rabbit, 1988
Photo: Buena Vista Pictures/ Courtesy: Everett CollectionAriel, The Little Mermaid, 1989
Photo: Walt Disney Pictures/Courtesy Everett CollectionJulia Roberts, Pretty Woman, 1990
Photo: Everett CollectionSusan Sarandon, Thelma and Louise, 1991
Photo: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer/Getty ImagesClaire Danes, My So Called Life, 1994
Photo: Mark Seliger/ABC via Getty ImagesGinger Spice, 1997
Photo: Courtesy of Virgin RecordsJulianne Moore, Boogie Nights, 1997
Photo: New Line Cinema/PhotofestMilla Jovovich, The Fifth Element, 1997
Photo: Courtesy of Columbia PicturesFranka Potente, Run Lola Run, 1998
Photo: Sony Pictures Classics/courtesy Everett CollectionMaggie Rizer
Photographed by Arthur Elgort, Vogue, June 1999Karen Elson
Photographed by Bruce Weber, Vogue, June 2001Nicole Kidman, Moulin Rouge, 2001
Photo: 20th Century Fox/PhotofestLana Del Rey, 2010
Photo: Courtesy of Polydor Records/Interscope RecordsRihanna
Photographed by Annie Leibovitz, Vogue, April 2011Prince Harry, 2011
Photo: James Devaney/FilmMagicFlorence Welch
Photo: Angelo Pennetta, Vogue, May 2013Grace Coddington, 2013
Photo: Courtesy of Grace CoddingtonEmma Stone
Photographed by Craig McDean, Vogue, August 2014SZA, 2014
Photo: Courtesy of SZAAmy Adams
Photographed by Annie Leibovitz, Vogue, December 2014
