Girl Gaga’s Cherry Cola Bob Is Very Harley Quinn Coded

Girl Gaga is swapping her Previous Hollywood cosplay for a brand new character. Enter: Harley Quinn, Gaga’s starring position within the new Joker: Folie à Deux movie popping out early subsequent month, alongside together with her new companion album, “Harlequin.” To kick off her new period, she opted for a daring hair change, together with a brand new reduce and colour.

On the UK premiere of the movie, Gaga arrived sporting a dramatic pink robe with a cascading mermaid skirt and matching coat from Celine. Within the Joker-Harley Quinn universe, her character has a black and pink colour scheme, which Gaga pulled inspiration from for her outfit and hair. She swapped her platinum blonde locks for a messy bob with bangs and fiery pink highlights.

We may’ve guessed that Gaga would come method-dressed to the nines, and the hair change simply takes it to the subsequent degree. Her new bob is like The Fame meets Harley Quinn: Her strands are messy and a bit wavy, with fringed bangs resting proper at her bleach-blonde eyebrows. Streaked all through her black bob had been pops of pink highlights that matched the colour of her gown. The bob landed at her chin, and though it is possible a wig, it is nonetheless the right reduce and colour for the primary premiere look.

In fact, her make-up is simply as intentional as her hair and robe. She opted for a turquoise-colored eyeshadow, maybe impressed by Margot Robbie’s rendition of the character who wore pink and blue glam, or by traditional clown appears. Underneath one eye she had a blue gemstone teardrop, with darkish blue gems lining her waterline. Gaga tied every thing along with an identical matte pink lipstick, possible from her model, Haus Labs.

Sparkly jewels and a modern black manicure added the ultimate touches to her first technique dressing ensemble. Put together to be seated for weeks of Joker-themed references and Gaga-ified glam. Her pink carpet spin on the character goes down within the type historical past books, little doubt.