It
all
started
with
that
first
deep
cut,
the
formerly
long-stranded
star
embracing
an
edgier
shag
for
the
role.
Though
she’d
been “really
attached”
to
her
lengthy
locks,
she
admitted
to
the
mag, “Changing
it
encouraged
me
to
be
more
adventurous;
to
experiment
and
be
more
creative
in
that
way.”
The
result:
A
slew
of
ebony-hued,
decidely
tailored
fashions
from
the
likes
of
Versace,
Saint
Laurent,
Valentino
and
Jean
Paul
Gaultier.
Previously,
she
admitted, “I
was
such
a
people
pleaser;
I
was
so
desperate
to
be
whatever
I
felt
people
wanted
me
to
be.”
As
such,
she
continued, “I
felt
like
the
traditional
beauty
standards
really
affected
me;
they
didn’t
always
resonate
with
me.”
Before
the
Death
of
a
Unicorn
star
slinks
back
to
screens
this
summer
for
a
season
she
told
E!
News
is “very
graphic”,
check
out
the
to-die-for
fashions
she’s
picked
for
the
red
carpet.
Style
