Michelle Williams is prepping to grow out her hair! Let's take a look back at her best styles of her coveted crop.
by Jessica Galliart
March 5, 2013
1 min to read
Something look a little ... different about Michelle Williams’ hair lately? If it seems longer to you these days, you’d be right.
Almost three years after Michelle shocked the hair world with her trendsetting, modern pixie cut, the big-screen star says she’s finally ready for a longer look. Michelle told E! recently that she’s begun the process of growing out her close crop and that she’s actually kept it short all these years mainly to avoid the dreaded “mid-stage” length in that process: “The mid-stage is insufferable,” she said. “It’s really hard on your self-esteem.” Nonetheless, she seems committed to a longer look! “I think I’m ready,” she said. “It’s on its way, slowly but surely.”
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It’s been a great ride, Michelle. Let’s take a look back at some of the most memorable styles the star has rocked with her short cut over the years.
Haute Headband: Jan. 2012 after the Golden Globes.
Short and tousled: Feb. 2012 at the Oscars.
Heavy, Swept Fringe: Dec. 2010 at the premiere of “Blue Valentine.”
Strawberry blonde: Jan. 2012 at the Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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