Has Demi Moore Finally Chopped Her Famous Hair?
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Demi Moore has debuted a new lob hairstyle at the Cannes Film Festival, marking a significant change from her signature long hair. Styled by Dimitris Giannetos, the new look features soft curls that skim her collarbones. This transformation follows her previous shorter styles, showcasing her willingness to experiment with her appearance.
- ▪Demi Moore's new lob hairstyle is about 15 inches shorter than her previous look.
- ▪The hairstyle was styled by Dimitris Giannetos and is dubbed the 'De-Marilyn Bob.'
- ▪Moore's appearance at Cannes included a custom cobalt blue gown and signature glam makeup.
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Celebrity BeautyHas Demi Moore Finally Chopped Her Famous Hair?By Anna CafollaMay 22, 2026Photo: Dimitris GiannetosSave StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyDemi Moore’s waist-skimming, raven-colored hair is her hallmark. Over the years, though, she was fearless when it came to a hair transformation: a pixie cut in Ghost, the G.I. Jane buzz cut, chic bobs, blonde bowl cuts, and bratpack-era up-dos, As Elisabeth Sparkle in the The Substance, Moore’s super-long tresses that she fusses over incessantly speak to the whorling themes of femininity, youth, and power. In real life, her extra-long lengths are transcendent.Stepping out at Cannes Film Festival, where she is acting as a jury member, Moore debuted a lob.
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