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Kim Kardashian Debuts New Bleached Blond Hair While Stepping Out in Los Angeles
The new look marks her first bob, with stylist Iggy Rosales handling the cut and color after years of experimenting with lighter shades.
- On Friday, June 19, Kim Kardashian was spotted in Beverly Hills trading her signature long black hair for a tousled Marilyn Monroe-inspired platinum blonde bob, wearing an oversized beige trench coat and Gucci handbag.
- Stylist Iggy Rosales crafted the new shoulder-grazing cut and color, which Kardashian debuted on Instagram this past Sunday with photos of the platinum blonde bob.
- Before the Beverly Hills appearance, Kardashian recently attended the Monaco Grand Prix to support her boyfriend, Formula One racer Lewis Hamilton, where the pair embraced before he entered his Ferrari.
- To remain incognito during her outing, the star wore a blue Los Angeles Dodgers baseball cap and black Balenciaga mask sunglasses, completing the ensemble with monogrammed leather accents.
- Kardashian has a history of frequently experimenting with platinum hair; at the 2022 Met Gala, she famously wore Marilyn Monroe's historic "Happy Birthday, Mr. President" dress.
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Kim Kardashian's new Marilyn Monroe inspired bob comes years after she said she still regrets her hair from the 2022 Met Gala look
Kim Kardashian has debuted a platinum blonde bob that nods to the style of Marilyn Monroe. The reality star showed off the new haircut by posting a series of photos on her Instagram page. Before the official reveal, People reveals that the SKIMS founder was seen out in Beverly Hills, California. She paired the new haircut with a sleek trench coat, oversized wraparound sunglasses, a Gucci purse, and matching heels. The look is a big change from h…
In a grey-beige coat she got out of the car and raptured the photographers. Kim Kardashian (45) now wears blonde, short and glamorous.
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