Katy Perry has been a champion of hair experimentation all through her profession – she’s a longtime fan of the transformative magic of wigs, in spite of everything.
However, there isn’t any doubting that in recent times she’s most well-known for her lengthy raven hair, worn middle-parted and normally in delicate waves.
Does that imply there isn’t any room for altering it up? No siree. Simply this week on the Toronto Worldwide Movie Pageant, the singer appeared on the crimson carpet carrying micro bangs and a glossy ponytail – solely to later reveal that it was a clip-in.
“Child, this bang is not actual – however my love for you is,” she advised her fiancé Orlando Bloom in her TikTok video that has since racked up over 22million views.
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And some days later, on the Kering for Girls Dinner in New York, Katy as soon as once more upped the ante together with her hair look – by including some XXL extensions that took her to, fairly frankly, bum-grazing lengths.
She’s not alone, both, since extra-long hair is 2024’s pattern antithesis to the also-reigning bob haircut. We have seen Daisy Edgar-Jones, Miley Cyrus and Sienna Miller embrace longer hair seems this yr – whereas the Met Gala noticed a lot extra stars attain for the extensions, together with Kendall Jenner, Demi Moore (who went even longer than typical) and Da’Vine Pleasure Randolph.
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And although boho waves are proving to be the preferred approach to put on XXL lengths this yr, Katy Perry goes her personal manner and choosing a super-straight model, if her newest look is something to go by.
Truthfully, ultra-long hair extensions do not make for probably the most low-maintenance of hairstyles (simply consider aaaall that brushing) – so we would not be shocked if Katy saves her most OTT wefts for the crimson carpet solely. Or scratch that, perhaps she’ll strive a bob subsequent?!
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