The 81st edition of the Golden Globes has left several surprises. The unexpected presence of Kylie Jenner at the gala to accompany her partner, actor Timothée Chalamet; Rosamund Pike's dramatic headdress; The Barbie-style looks of Margot Robbie or Jennifer Lopez, or the transparencies of Jeremy Allen White, have been some of the stars of the awards.
Another surprise of the night was Jennifer Aniston, who debuted version 2.0 of the iconic Rachel cut, a hairstyle that has all the numbers to become one of the most in-demand of the year in hair salons. A cut that the protagonist of Friends hated, as she confessed a few years ago, but that she has now modernized.
The actress arrived on the red carpet with a look that was true to her style. Once again, she opted for an elegant black dress, in this case, one from Dolce
But the detail that caught the most attention was her renewed hair, much shorter than usual and at the height of her collarbone, known as a clavicle cut. A rejuvenating hairstyle that has several long layers that add volume to the hairstyle and that Aniston wore casually, with the part on one side.
The architect of this look is Chris McMillan, her trusted hairstylist who has turned the actress's hair into one of the most envied and iconic in Hollywood. A hairstyle that is inevitably reminiscent of the Rachel cut that became popular in the 90s and that turned Jennifer and her character on Friends, Rachel Green, into style icons.
"It's the ugliest haircut I've ever seen," said Aniston in reference to this cut that has inspired many women and that this 2024 returns strongly to become one of the big trends.
