Jenna Ortega Looks Like a Goth Angel With Bleached Brows and Waist-Length Hair
Ortega arrived at the season-two London premiere of Wednesday, of which she plays the titular role, looking like what you'd expect to see next to 'goth angel' in the dictionary if 'goth angel' were actually in the dictionary. She wore a faux snakeskin dress in a cream color that nearly matched her skin—much like her now nearly-invisible eyebrows.
Surrounding her brows was a glowing, fully highlighted complexion with hints of deep, berry-tone colors on her lips, cheeks, and eyes. Her nails, however, recall the mannequin-hand trend of yore, blending in perfectly with her skin, but with a glossy touch.
As bold as her bleached brows may be, we can make a pretty strong argument that it's her hair making the boldest beauty statement in this overall incredible look.
It's truly not every day that you see Ortega wearing her hair more than a few inches past her shoulders, let alone a few inches past her waist. For the red carpet—or in this case, purple carpet—however, her hair dangled from a low, middle-parted ponytail with a massive knot that gave way to nearly two more feet of very loose waves.
While it's unclear whether Ortega's brows are lightened up for a part or just on a whim, one thing is clear: She can look completely different tomorrow if she feels like it.
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