Lana Del Rey begins the dramatic hair transformation in Stagecoach

Lana Del Rey looked like a brand new interpreter during her April 25 performance at the Stageco Country Music Festival in Indio, California. Not only did the singer launched two new singles, “Henry, Come on” and “Stand by Your Man”, she also made her debut on a brand new look – and her transformation was dramatic. For her appearance, Del Rey abandoned her blond hair with honey in favor of a new daring brown shade – and this is one of the most dramatic hair transformations that she has suffered for years.

The new shade was a graciousness of Colormist and American creative director of Color & Technique of Schwarzkopf Professional, Tracey Cunningham, which surgos the brunette colors. As Cunningham notes, the color, which was created with Igora Vibrance, includes a fresh and refined brown base with lighter pieces drawn through the ends to add natural heat and softness.

In addition to the new hot brown shade of Del Rey, she also shaken a fresh style, graceful of the hairdresser Anna Cofone, who styled her hair in retro loops that she calls waves of desert. At one point in the show, Del Rey’s hair was also decorated with delicate black arcs with details of pearls.

The singer’s makeup was made by Pamela Cochrane using Lisa Eldridge Products, while stylist Molly Dickson caused a lace dress with personalized Valentino cream and a personalized red dress by Sugar Ferrini for her performance.

Over the years, Del Rey’s relationship with her hair has changed. Although her last look sees her return to Retro Curls, for a few years, she preferred to keep things simpler.

“I spent years putting my hair in damp sets, so I sat under these giant caps myself,” she said to Vanity In 2019. “I am sure I loved it at some point, but I hate it right now! I would put my hair in rollers, I would dry it in curls, then I would brush it, so it was like a big TEXAS triangle. I would do it like every four days, if I played shows or for small appearances. Now I would put them in braids and

Del Rey’s tenth album, The right person will remainis due on May 21.