Thanks Katie for reminding me how much I love this young woman’s hairstyle. Been considering a cut since the kickoff of this decade, and since my move back west.
Also, I’m in love in general with this photo & styling:
Coming to grips with the fact that my face is just not the right shape for this kind of haircut, unless, you know, I WANT to look 5 years old again (the age I was the last time I had this haircut). I’ll take the skirt and blouse, though. [Photo Anthropologie via Jezebel]
But back to haircuts. The lovely singer Alela Diane used to look like this:
Until she did this:
What a beauty. Reminds me vaguely of Mia Doi Todd, looks-wise, who went from this:
To that:
They are beautiful women regardless – half Azns unite! - but I happen to prefer them both with short hair. So f’ing elegant. I’ve had long hair since I was 12 years old, and I am terrified to change. I just don’t think I could do it. But I admire the effortlessness of these two ladies, which I will never be able to replicate. [Photos via their myspaces]
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