Classic Short Celebrity Hairstyles
Usually, when we think of celebrities, we imagine starlets with long, flowing locks styled in elaborate ways, strutting on the red carpet at movie premieres in sleek gowns adorned with beads and rhinestones. However, there have always been those stars who march to their own beat when it comes to hair fashion. Often, they become trendsetters, starting fads and styles that quickly spread across the country.Among these unconventional beauties, a common trait often stands out: short hair. Let's take a look at four celebrities from the last four decades and the hairstyles that have become synonymous with their image:
Sandy Duncan:
Ms. Duncan's career began as a soap opera actress on "Search for Tomorrow," and her waifish looks and bubbly personality soon catapulted her to stardom. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, she peaked in popularity with her own television show, "The Sandy Duncan Show," and various projects with Walt Disney Productions.
Jamie Lee Curtis:
Another actress who embraced short hair throughout her career is Jamie Lee Curtis. She initially gained fame as a scream queen in popular horror films like "Halloween," "Prom Night," and "The Fog," before showcasing her versatility in comedies such as "Trading Places" and "A Fish Called Wanda," action films like "True Lies" alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger, and dramatic roles including "Forever Young," "My Girl," and "The Tailor of Panama."
Born to Hollywood legends Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis, Jamie Lee Curtis was destined to be a classic beauty. Her gamine-cropped style became her trademark look. Over the years, her hairstyle has evolved from a more tousled short look to super-short crops that accentuate her fine features and beautiful eyes.
In the photo shown here, Ms. Curtis sports one of her shorter styles: super-short, choppy, and well-textured. Known for her unconventional stance on aging, her natural hair color now includes gray, adding a shimmering elegance to her appearance.
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