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Gracie Abrams and Inde Navarrette Make the Case for Deep Brunette Locks on ‘Saturday Night Live’

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Gracie Abrams and Inde Navarrette Make the Case for Deep Brunette Locks on ‘Saturday Night Live’

The pair appeared on "SNL" and the NBC show's after party on Halloween.

Gracie Abrams and Inde Navarrette shared the stage at “Saturday Night Live” on Saturday, where the duo appeared with near-identical shades of deep brown hair.

The NBC show’s Halloween episode saw Navarrette play a telenovela star, an uninterested game show contestant and a traveler from the Jersey Shore while Abrams performed two songs from her latest album “Daughter From Hell.”

Abrams, who’s been known to sport a bixie haircut in recent months, styled her short locks into a side part for her performances. Flowing loose as Abrams dressed in a Juliet costume for her song “Hit the Wall” and then slicked back with glitter gel as she appeared as Romeo to sing “Here You Come, There You Go,” Abrams’ hairstyle, which was created by hairstylist Fabio Petri, complemented her bare-faced beauty. WWD has reached out to Petri for comment.

Meanwhile, Navarrette styled her long tresses in a similar hue of deep, rich brown to flow down her back in a soft blowout. Celebrity hairstylist Marc Mena — a frequent collaborator of the “Obsession” actress — styled her locks while makeup artist Kayli Rachelle designed her glam. WWD has reached out to Mena and Rachelle for comment.

When out of character, Navarrette and Abrams sported similar glam, the latter’s constructed by makeup artist Emily Cheng, who WWD has reached out to for comment.

Softly blushed cheeks and glowy skin served as the canvas for both, while Navarrette added bronzer, long black lashes and a fall-toned dusty rose lipstick for a more dramatic beauty .


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