Kristen Stewart Adopts '10s-inspired Dip-Dye Hairstyle in Pink Shade
Kristen Stewart Switches Up Her Look at Cannes Film Festival 2025
Worry not, my dear gossip connoisseurs, for Kristen Stewart has blessed us with a fresh hairdo, resolving the distress caused by her dark roots after her nuptials last year. Though you might still long for the hairstyle you'd have chosen for her wedding, perhaps relief will sprout as she's graced the Cannes Film Festival with a breathtakingly blonde transformation.
On May 16, the festival's photocall for The Chronology of Water, Stewart showed up dressed to impress in a head-turning, all-pink Chanel outfit. The ensemble comprised a barely-buttoned short-sleeved tweed jacket, matching shorts, and a sheer layer of chiffon that extended to her translucent sneakers. But let's not get ahead of ourselves; we're here for the hair.
Her hair was expertly styled in a messy bun, accentuated with wavy bangs that framed her face. The majority of this fiery blonde style is reminiscent of sun-kissed butter, but the bun ended with a defiant splash of radiant magenta. It's a bold move that seems to have claimed the "Barbie-core" and "punk pink" throne for the festival season.
The intrigue doesn't cease at the Cannes red carpet, for Stewart's recent hairstyles in 2025 have showcased her long locks and various styles. However, her pink-tipped blonde hairstyle from this year's festival continues to captivate the fashion world. This could be the most striking new 'do to grace the festival since... well, we'll let you decide!
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[1] Barbie-core: n. (Fashion) A style characterized by bright, playful colors and feminine silhouettes, reminiscent of the classic Barbie doll.[2] Punk Pink: n. (Fashion) A color that signifies edginess and rebellion, often featured in punk fashion and music subcultures.[3] Image Source 1[4] Image Source 2-4 (Access may require subscription)
Celebrity transformations in pop-culture continue to reign supreme, as Kristen Stewart's pink-tipped blonde hairstyle at the Cannes Film Festival 2025 solidifies her status as an entertainment trendsetter, echoing the 'Barbie-core' and 'punk pink' fashion aesthetics.
