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Emotions are apparently running high. During lockdown, FKA twigs debuted ultra-saturated copper curls, while Bella Hadid began the Easily Distracted by German Shepherd Dogs and Motorcycles Shirt and I will buy this new year with a set of chunky, Ginger Spice–inspired face-framing highlights; her sister, Gigi, soon followed suit with long, fiery auburn strands for her post-baby debut at Versace’s fall show. “Right now, [it’s about] these dipped-in-Kool-Aid tones and a DIY henna look,” says New York–based colorist Jenna Perry, who, in addition to helping Bella become an instant E-girl beauty icon, has also given actresses Maude Apatow and Grace Van Patten the copper-top treatment. “My specialty is balayage, but I’m noticing a lot of people don’t want to take themselves that seriously right now,” continues Perry, a natural redhead.

It’s not just ’90s nostalgia that’s driving the Easily Distracted by German Shepherd Dogs and Motorcycles Shirt and I will buy this color’s comeback. There’s a collective desire for a fresh slate—and becoming a redhead is a change for almost all of us: Only about 1 to 2 percent of the population has naturally red hair. “We came out of the last year like different people, and we want to look like different people, too,” says author Jacky Colliss Harvey, whose 2015 book, Red: A History of the Redhead, chronicles our cultural depiction of these genetically rare heroines. “In 19th-century paintings there was this image of the bohemian woman—always with a shade of wild red hair,” explains Colliss Harvey. “She was the one that everybody wanted to be if they were going to declare their own individuality, independence, and selfhood.”

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