Iris Law shows off stunning new blonde buzz cut with fans as she poses series of selfies
She unveiled her shock new buzz cut in Vogue magazine this week.
And Iris Law showcased her new blonde look with her followers in a series of stunnign snaps shared on her Instagram on Friday.
The actress, 20, wowed as she posed donning bright pink eyeshadow, which made her green eyes pop as she smouldered for a series of selfies.
New look! Iris Law showcased her new blonde look in a series of snaps shared on her Instagram on Friday
She wore a brown halterneck top and accessorised with long gold drop earrings.
Sharing the pic with her 438K Instagram followers she wrote: ‘I know thaz right.’
The star changed her look completely from the signature brunette locks she’s known for.
It comes after the star revealed on Thursday the decision to transform her look was ‘liberating’ and she had ‘so many wigs and secret hiding my head moments!’
Change: The star changed her look completely from the signature brunette locks she’s known for
Wow! Sharing the pic with her 438K Instagram followers she wrote: ‘I know thaz right’
The beauty discussed shaving her head for her role as Soo Catwoman in the upcoming series, Pistol, in a revealing interview with Vogue this month.
She said to the publication: ‘I wanted to do something that felt liberating. The day I shaved my head, I changed my life. I’ve never done anything like that before.
‘I looked in the mirror and thought it was going to be emotional but it wasn’t. It felt so positive.’
Sharing behind-the-scenes snaps from her Vogue photoshoot to social media, Iris delivered a series of playful poses as she reflected on her new look.
She penned on Instagram: ‘The day has come! I’m so honoured to have been given the opportunity to debut my new hair with @britishvogue photographed by the amazing @alasdairmclellan.
‘So many wigs and secret hiding my head moments! Which only makes this day more special. Couldn’t think of a better team to do it with! Thank you thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️.’
Big secret: It comes after the star revealed on Thursday the decision to transform her look was ‘liberating’ and she had ‘so many wigs and secret hiding my head moments!’
‘The day has come!’: Sharing behind-the-scenes snaps from her Vogue photoshoot to social media, Iris delivered a series of playful poses as she reflected on her new look
Iris began experimenting with new hairstyles as Soo Catwoman in Danny Boyle’s upcoming Sex Pistols drama.
Discussing her acting debut in the series, Pistol, she said of her character: ‘I want to do her justice. A lot of people don’t actually know who she is or much about her. I want that to be rectified.’
On whether she will get the opportunity to meet the punk icon, the star responded: ‘I’m going to push for that to happen. I want her to watch the show and be like, ‘That’s what it was about!”
Iris has proved acting runs in the family as she is the daughter of Jude Law and Sadie Frost.
New look: Iris began experimenting with new hairstyles as Soo Catwoman (pictured the real-life punk icon) in Danny Boyle’s upcoming Sex Pistols drama
Discussing her acting debut in the series, she said of her character: ‘I want to do her justice. A lot of people don’t actually know who she is or much about her. I want that to be rectified’
Reflecting on what her family means to her, she continued: ‘The thing I’ve inherited from my family is the ability to try new things and not be scared.
‘That’s definitely impacted who I am as a person’
Iris, who is based in London, has a host of famous friends including fashion designer Stella McCartney .
‘It’s so beautiful that she’s known me since I was a child,’ she said of her relationship with Paul McCartney’s daughter, 49. ‘And now we have similar views on the climate and fashion.’
See the full feature in the August issue of British Vogue available via digital download and on newsstands from Friday.
‘The thing I’ve inherited from my family is the ability to try new things’: Iris has proved acting runs in the family as she is the daughter of Jude Law and Sadie Frost (pictured in 1996)
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