Sabrina Carpenter Got Rid of Her Curtain Bangs
Hey, Sabrina Carpenter, have you ever tried... this one? And by "this one," I mean a side-parted, pressed, and blown-out hairstyle without her usual curtain bangs? Well, yes, she has!!
In a hair transformation that has blown up our beauty editor group chat, "Manchild" hater Sabrina Carpenter attended Jonathan Anderson's debut Dior Homme Menswear show in Paris and was almost unrecognizable without her usual fringe and bouncy curls. Instead, she opted for a more pared-back, classic look: a side part, secured with a tortoise barette, and flipped in ends.
This departure kinda tracks, though. The popstar just announced her new album, Man's Best Friend, out August 29, with an alternate cover that references an image of 1960 image of Marilyn Monroe. And idk about you, but this side part and the accompanying cinched waist on her tailored blazer feel very MarMo coded, no?
This look is so luxuriously soft. Sabrina's actually Redken's Global Ambassador and is a fan of their Acidic Bonding collection to keep her hair strong and healthy amidst coloring and constant heat styling. Makes sense: Her hair looks smooth as butter rn.
We're so used to always seeing Sabrina's hair look the same—so much so that fans were utterly convinced she was wearing a wig the entirety of the Short 'n Sweet Tour because it always looked so fluffy and bouncy. But maybe this marks the beginning of a new hair era for Sab.
Beth Gillette is the beauty editor at Cosmopolitan, where she covers skincare, makeup, hair, nails, and more across digital and print. She can generally be found in bright eyeshadow furiously typing her latest feature or hemming and hawing about a new product you "have to try." Prior to Cosmopolitan, she wrote and edited beauty content as an Editor at The Everygirl for four years. Follow her on Instagram for makeup selfies and a new hair 'do every few months.
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