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Lily James Is Unrecognizable With Bleached Brows and Blunt Black Bangs

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Lily James Is Unrecognizable With Bleached Brows and Blunt Black Bangs

Her new Versace campaign has arrived with a look we never thought we’d see on her.

The scary season comes earlier every year. Even though it’s only mid-July, Lily James has gone into full witch mode and the transformation is amazing.

James, who usually wears dirty blond hair to complement her classic features, recently became a blonde bombshell to play Pamela Anderson in Hulu’s Pam & Tommy, for which she had just been nominated for her first Emmy Award. But she’s saying goodbye to Baywatch and Morticia Addams in a new Versace campaign. With dark lips and long raven hair, James just looks mesmerized.

Clearly the actor and the atmosphere of the brand. James also wore Versace to the 2022 Met Gala, a sheer pearl gown that, in a good way, reminded us of a mermaid caught in the net.

The hair, as you might have guessed, is a wig designed by Karim Belghiran, according to PopSugar. The outlet also notes a similar style worn by the Hadid sisters at the fashion house’s recent shows, but if you think about it, Bella Hadid also wore bleached eyebrows and blunt black bangs (say that 10 times fast) to the Marc Jacobs show. month. It seems that brands that don’t accept Barbie core have chosen this as an alternative look.

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Although James’ latest is the result of a wig, today she is a real brunette with, as the British say, bangs. Check out a recent Instagram showing her Emily the weird side:

Now think about the edge of the OVER curtain. Dull and even choppy bangs are back on the menu. If you’re considering getting a haircut, check out our guide to the best hairstyles with bangs.

Elizabeth Logan is a pop culture writer for Glamour.com. He previously wrote for Vulture, The Awl, Reducttress, Above Average, Indi wire and Nonbudget. He is a graduate of New York University’s Tisch School of The Arts and has a black cat.

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