This raven look is worlds apart from her everyday red bob
soon to be released later this year.
While we're yet to be granted a look at the film's trailer, the first photo stills have made their rounds on social media – and to say we were shocked would be an understatement. , hair and makeup designer for the upcoming film, recently took to her Instagram feed to share a post of three stills; two of which feature a major hair transformation from Emma.View full post on InstagramAs we can see, Emma's locks have been transformed with what we're assuming are extra long hair extensions or even a wig. The midnight blue/black colour paired with the extreme lengths are giving raven vibes, to the max.
In terms of styling, Nadia has opted to add rough-dried mermaid waves into Emma's hip-skimming tresses, giving the look extra dimension and an effortless feel. Not to mention that her eyebrows have undergone a dye job, too! The full works for movie magic, hey.Poor Things' expected cinema release date is September 8, 2023.
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