Mila Kunis’ new style era includes ditching her signature black hair for a dramatic new look

Since Mila Kunis became famous This show from the 70s As a young teenager, she rocked her long, luscious black hair. Although she has experimented with different lengths and hairstyles, they have always been black or dark brown. She’s also tried light highlights over the years, but now she’s shockingly ditched her signature black locks for a lighter shade.

In photos obtained by DailyMail, we can see Kunis and her husband, Ashton Kutcher, strolling in West Hollywood on January 17. Even though it looks like a casual walk, fans immediately noticed Kunis’ hair: it’s much lighter.

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That’s right, Kunis opted for an auburn brown hair color, leaving the black hair era behind her. In the photos, we can see her long auburn brown hair glistening in the sun, showing everyone her potentially new era of style.

During the outing, her hair is also seen tucked into a camel-colored trench coat, gray sweater, black leggings, white Adidas socks and sneakers. Although we’ve seen her casual style many times over the years, we’re still shocked by her dramatic hair transformation.

However, this hair transformation could be intended for a role, something she’s used to doing. In fact, in 2019, she dyed her bleached hair blonde and turquoise for her role in Four good days and even imitated a half-shaved hairstyle to Bad moms. Either way, we love a good hair change.

In a rare previous interview with Glamor, Kunis opened up about how she keeps her look more casual, more relaxed; including with her hair. “I don’t wear makeup. I don’t wash my hair every day,” she said. “It’s not something I associate with myself. I applaud women who get up 30 to 40 minutes earlier to put on eyeliner. I think it’s beautiful. I’m just not that person.

Before leaving, click here to see the most spectacular celebrity hair transformations.

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