Disco jumpsuit, sparkling accessories, short cut… This is the recap of Charlène of Monaco’s look during the 68th edition of the Rose Ball on March 23. What do we remember? His bowl cut hairstyle which did not escape anyone. Did the princess just start a new trend? Expert hairdresser Jean Marc Joubert gave 20 minutes elements of response.
This bowl cut suits him “very well”
What makes Charlène of Monaco’s bowl cut suit her so well is because “there is material and movement”, says the hairdresser, who characterizes this hairstyle as a “revisited bowl”. There is something enveloping and not straight and fixed, notes the expert, examining the lengths which go down towards the nape of the neck and are reminiscent of a very short bob or a cut at the waist. Twiggy.
It is also the hair color of Charlene of Monaco which is a real asset for this cut. We can see the brown roots moving towards lighter ends, “which creates wear of the coloring and more relief”, deciphers the expert. She thus avoided the uniform color card which can give an “old look”. “It’s very well done and it suits him well,” he concludes positively.
Of course “you have to dare” to go short
To the question “Should we dare to bowl cut?” ”, the answer is “Yes, of course you have to dare”. At least that’s the opinion of hairdresser Jean Marc Joubert who 100% approves of the Princess of Monaco’s new hairstyle. “It’s coming back strong,” continues the expert who even predicts a return to the short haircuts of the 1990s and 2000s.
“It’s changing, we’re still too stuck in long wavy hairstyles, we see that everywhere,” remarks the professional. Well-crafted cuts, like this one, allow you to give an “identity”. So if you wanted to try the short: “You have to dare,” encourages the expert. However, he recommends leaving more length in the nape of the neck for thin, long faces.