Drew barrymore just keeps getting better
Published
30th Aug 2010
by rachael
Drew Barrymore has been a big-screen fave since her ET days, but her recent style evolution has made her a firm-fashion favourite too. Although Drew has been something of a wildchild in the past, but has recently carved out a niche as a true red carpet icon. OK, so sometimes it's not for the right reasons, but hey - at least she's experimental! The queen of reinvention, Drew always seems to look different.
Whether she's glamming it up with glossy fingerwaves, keeping it casual with a textured bob, or going all out with long, lustrous extensions, Drew always looks immaculate.
We asked Jenni Miles and Louise Edwards from Strands Complete Haircare, Horsham, their opinion on Drew's changing styles...
"Drew looks fabulous with a cute bob. The side parting is really flattering for her face and the colour is great - the grungy darker roots and bright colour work together to look funky and feminine at the same time. The layers around the bottom of the cut also add texture and volume and it's the perfect length to frame her features.
"Showing she looks great with a casual style, Drew is working a ponytail brilliantly, and still manages to look red hot! The slightly tonged ends of the hair add softness, and worn with the sunglasses, it gives a great carefree feel.
"This vintage look is the least flattering The colour is too light for her skin, and washes her out. A darker blonde would be much better. She still looks good, but old school glamour just doesn't give her the wow factor here.
"The final colour is much better on Drew, and the centre parting and dark roots accentuate her high forehead and open her features up. The only negative is that the long style elongates her face a bit, but overall she looks very glamorous. Without much effort it manages to be striking, oozing health and shine.
"The perfect style for Drew would be shoulder length, with soft layers to add width and volume. Warm chocolate browns or honey blondes would be the ideal tones, as anything too light makes her look pale."
