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Ariana Grande May Be Switching Up Her Hairstyle Again

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Ariana Grande May Be Switching Up Her Hairstyle Again

The 33-year-old multihyphenate arrived at the "Focker In-Law" premiere accompanied by her boyfriend Ricky Alvarez and sporting a new hairstyle.

It seems Ariana Grande will still find a way to make a ponytail work, even with her new shoulder-length bob.

The “Wicked” star first debuted the cut in October via Instagram, later making it public with an appearance on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.” The retro, flipped bob marked a dramatic transformation for Grande, who recently returned to her original brunette tones after years of being blonde for her role as Glinda.

On Wednesday, Grande arrived at the world premiere of “Focker In-Law,” an upcoming comedy film the 33-year-old singer and actress stars in. For the New York City event, Grande pulled her new short locks back into a sleek ponytail, accessorizing with a cream ribbon bow.

Still a dark shade of chocolate brown, Grande’s hair was slicked back with precision and featured a minor side part on the left side of her head. Gathering at the back of her skull, the bob’s length created a bouncy effect, curling toward Grande’s neck.

Shorter wispy strands closer to her ears were left out, adding an edge of casualness. Celebrity hairstylist Alyx Liu — whose clientele also includes Demi Lovato and Miranda Kerr — was responsible for Grande’s premiere look, while Brandon Pietsch was tasked with the original transformation. WWD has reached out to Liu for comment.

Although the pop star may be done playing Glinda, she incorporated some of the pink glitter her character was known for into her new role.


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