“Rise and Shine NY!!!” the singer wrote on Instagram this morning. New day, new hair. No big deal when you’re the queen of pop.

Before she rose to fame as a bottle blonde, Madonna rocked her natural brunette hair and natural makeup.

Only Madonna could pull off a headpiece like this without anyone batting an eye. Her Roman-themed Givenchy costumes were as perfect as her blond curls.

Her cool center-parted waves and soft makeup look lovely with her salmon silk frock.

While many stars missed the mark on the evening’s punk theme, this ‘80s veteran looked just right in a mix of studs, plaid, and fishnet, red lipstick, and a black blunt bob.

What do you wear to take in a screening of your own tour? A tux, complete with tophat, faux bob, and red lipstick. If you’re Madonna.

Nowadays it seems like every girl’s wish is to get Madge’s two-toned blond hair with dark roots.

Very loose, center-parted waves seems to be the look Madonna is sticking with as she ages, but we know she’s always scheming new ways to mix things up.

Blond curls, bold brows, red lips. Madonna may be the queen of reinvention, but this classic style is always a winner.

A side ponytail better shows off her piled-on rosary necklaces and full, untamed brows.

Bright blond ringlets and red lips complement her Asian-inspired attire.

An ultra-sleek dark bob and and red makeup are the perfect way to top off this silk kimono look.

For their remix, “Into the Hollywood Groove,” Madge rocked a flatcap with loose waves.

For her Blond Ambition tour, the star wore a fake high ponytail, with braids around the fastener along with her now-iconic Jean Paul Gautier cone bras.

A sleek bob and beret were the singer’s look du jour a the time.

For her ‘70s-inspired “Hung Up” album, Madonna adopted a Farah Fawcett-esque feathered flip hairdo.

During her “Who’s That Girl,” era, the singer when full-on ‘80s with teased hair, and heavily powdered skin.

A voluminous golden ponytail was just right in the ‘90s and pre-dates Ariana Grande by two decades.

While studying for her role as Argentina’s first lady, Eva Perón, Madonna was heavily influenced by Latin culture. Here she wears a braided updo with a netted headpiece and berry lipstick. It’s costume-y yet elegant.

To promote her “Erotica” album, Madge changed up her look quite a bit, including wearing a platinum afro.

Earlier in her career, Madonna often returned to her old Hollywood blond bombshell look with platinum curls, red lips, and glistening jewels. Her “Material Girl” music video even paid tribute to Marilyn Monroe’s “Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend.”

During her “Ray of Light” era, the star frequently rocked crimped, braided, and textured hair. Our question: how did she keep it from sticking in her lipgloss?

With a modern shag haircut and sultry eyeliner, Madonna looked all grown up — but still rocking a bustier.

Madonna debuted “Like a Virgin” live, atop a wedding cake wearing this all-white ensemble. It remains one of her most memorable performances of all time, and it wouldn’t have been the same without her wild bleached curls and dark roots.

We love this fusion of two Madonna classics: old Hollywood-inspired curls and provocative boob-enhancing top.

If you haven’t seen the movie “Desperately Seeking Susan” before, it’s a must-watch. Madonna’s unique ‘80s style, much as it looks here, are a focal point of the film. Her hair accessory game is on point.

This bleached pixie is definitely the shortest we’ve seen Madonna’s hair, but she still pulls of the look with her sculpted cheekbones.

Loose curls paired with a bright lip really suits the pop icon. Here her hair is nicely clipped-back on one side.