Earlier this year, Maisie Williams started dyeing her hair a rainbow of fun colors. As you might expect, it was just after filming her very last scene of Game of Thrones that the actress tried bubblegum pink, then smoky lilac, and then bubblegum pink again. It was a way to signify that she was ready to take a bit of a hiatus from acting, and distance herself from her most iconic character, Arya Stark.
"I dyed it because I didn’t want to work,” Williams told Rolling Stone back in March. "I’ve battled my whole adolescence with trying to put a stamp on my appearance, but also be a blank canvas as an actor.”
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But on Sunday night at the Emmys, Williams arrived clearly ready to act again with her hair dyed a color that's much closer to her natural chocolate-brown hue. What's more, she choose to style it into an Arya-esque bob with bangs.
"We wanted to take Maisie in a more mature direction as she is exploring new roles now that Game of Thrones has come to an end," her hairstylist Ryan Richman, who used Dove Hair products, said in an email. "The first step was changing her hair color from pink to a natural brunette.”
Fans on Twitter Immediately started freaked out over the new look for Williams, who had kept up her pink hair through the summer.
Maisie Williams has BROWN hair again!!!! 😯
— Maisie Style 🍥 (@maisiestyle) September 22, 2019
Wearing a custom gown by @JW_ANDERSON
and @ReubenSelby OMG!!!! #Emmys2019 #Emmys #GameOfThornes pic.twitter.com/dLBAOtUEFs
Maisie Williams has bangs y’all. #Emmys
— Unstable Isotope (@UnstableIsotope) September 22, 2019
Maisie Williams looks adorable, as usual!#Emmys #Emmys2019
— Lola Lariscy (@LolaLariscy) September 22, 2019
Maisie Williams is owning the #Emmys red carpet pic.twitter.com/0OMHsIHmqo
— ً (@tvactivity) September 22, 2019
Williams is right on-trend with her new hairstyle with new bobs popping up on the likes of Bella Hadid and Ashley Benson in the past few weeks alone. Also, between her and Liv Tyler, we guess it's official that blunt bangs are about to be everywhere this fall.
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