Yahoo Lifestyle Emma Roberts Unveils Her New 'Sunrise Red' Hair with Cute Selfies
Fellow redhead Madelaine Petsch commented on her Instagram post, "um you look so good omg"
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Emma Roberts shows off her new red hairEmma Roberts is changing things up!
On Saturday, Feb. 1, the actress, 33, unveiled her new light red hairstyle when she shared two cute selfies on Instagram.
"🌅 SUNRISE RED 🌅," she captioned the post, while tagging hairstylists Nikki Lee and Riawna Capri.
The first image showed Roberts in a black long-sleeve shirt and natural makeup as she looked straight at the camera while modeling her red locks. Her hair was styled in beachy waves with a dramatic side part.
In the second photo, the American Horror Story alum smiled with her eyes closed as she held her hair from the side.
Roberts' new look received lots of love in the comments, including from fellow redhead Madelaine Petsch, who wrote, "um you look so good omg 🧡."
The actress had blonde hair prior to going red. She notably changed her hairstyle in December 2020 when she was spotted leaving a hair salon with a blunt, shoulder-grazing bob styled in defined waves. She had also lightened her amber strands to achieve a blonde color dubbed "dreamy butter cream."
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In October 2024, Roberts spoke with PEOPLE at an event for Fashionphile in Los Angeles to play a quick game of Slay or Nay. She had been announced as an ambassador of the consignment company a few months earlier.
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When asked about shopping for pre-owned handbags, a specialty of the luxury accessories reseller, the actress gave it an enthusiastic "Slay!" Roberts also declared lending your friends your Chanel is a major slay, but said your bag on an airplane is mostly a "nay."
"It's a nay but I do it all the time," she said. "It's a huge nay."
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