Lady Gaga: Check out her new “Cherry Cola” bob here
There was a time – almost exactly in the early 2010s – when Lady Gaga presented a new radical look change almost every week. But recently the singer, actress and LGBTQIA* activist has been opting for more understated “old money” styles with long, platinum blonde hair and nude make-up.
All the more exciting that Lady Gaga has just surprised us with a hairstyle change in which both the color and the cut were radically changed.
Lady Gaga swaps long blonde hair for a “Cherry Cola” bob – see the pictures here
At the London premiere of “Joker: Folie à Deux” (the second Joker film starring Joaquin Phoenix), Lady Gaga presented a look that couldn’t be more fitting for her character Harley Quinn.
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With a dark, almost black bob with ruby red streaks and blue metallic tear make-up, we more than buy her as the manic companion of the DC villain. Combined with a bright red sheath ensemble with XXL puff sleeves, her villain look is perfect.
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That’s why Lady Gaga’s “Cherry Cola” bob is so trendy in fall 2024
The special shade of Lady Gaga’s new bob, which Kylie Jenner is already wearing on her lips, has long been given a name on TikTok: “Cherry Cola”, because it looks exactly like the reddish-brown lemonade if you hold it up to the light. And it couldn’t be more trendy this fall.
Because it fits perfectly with the “Dark Feminine” aesthetic that is currently going viral on social media and is all about turning away from the “clean girl”. That means: smokey eyes, dark lips and the banishment of everything that is beige and reserved. The fact that the trend also stands for female empowerment and a break with the male gaze only makes it more attractive – and even more suitable for Lady Gaga and her alter ego Harley Quinn, who stand for many things, but certainly not for conformity.
This article was created with passages from our “Allure” colleagues from the USA.
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