10 Hair Moments in Film and TV to Recreate This Winter
While spending the holidays at home, must-watch shows like Netflix's Bridgerton or The Queen's Gambit kept viewers everywhere entertained from the comfort of their own couch. However, these addictive series are not only the perfect source for a post-WFH escape, but also inspiration for your new signature winter hairdo. With pandemic-related lockdowns finally setting realistic end dates, this final stretch of months before things return to "normal" is the perfect time to test out new hairstyles inspired by everyone's favorite mid-quarantine binge watches. To get inspired, here are some of the best hair moments from film and TV that you should be replicating this season.
Set in the 1960s, The Queen's Gambit details Beth Harmon's (Anya Taylor-Joy) journey to succeed in the male-dominated world of chess. Along the way, she sports a wavy bob that emphasizes her tailored and chic style.
Even when she's flying around the globe to save the world from mass destruction, Wonder Woman's hair in the new Wonder Woman 1984 never loses its perfect bounce and curl.
While attending the ballet, Lily Collins character in Emily in Paris opts for a slicked-back updo with a sparkling headpiece over the top.
In Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, Viola Davis' hair while playing the eponymous character matches the dominating style of the Roaring '20s: well-layed, wavy bobs.
To replicate the real-life hairstyles of Princess Diana in the 1980s, The Crown styled actress Emma Corrin with Farrah Fawcett-eqsue curls, but without the length, replicating Lady Di's iconic shag.
While Netflix's new show Bridgerton has no shortage of outrageous hairstyles to recreate, this updo from Miss Marina Thompson (Ruby Barker) is a particularly interesting style that utilizes her natural coils and incorporates a small tiara for an added dash of royal flare.
In I May Destroy You, Michaela Coel's character Arabella rocks the quarantine hairstyle that everyone either gave into or heavily considered. These bubblegum locks are the look everyone should try before the lockdown ends.
Set in 1940s Los Angeles, Amanda Seyfriend as star Marion Davies boasts a head of tight curls teased into a captivating bob in the Netflix film Mank.
In addition to being one of the best and most confusing shows to come out of 2020, Lovecraft Country's Leti (Jurnee Smollett) sported boisterous '50s curls throughout the season.
In Normal People, Marianne (Daisy Edgar-Jones) undergoes a major beauty transformation after she starts university in Dublin. As a result, she ditches her signature French braid for thick bangs and some mid-length waves.
