The actress dropped her honey blonde hair in favor of a darker shade
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Rachel McAdams in “Wedding Crashers” and on March 18 in NYC
Rachel McAdams and her new hairstyle make us feel nostalgic.
The 45-year-old actress appeared for An enemy of the peopleAt her Broadway premiere on March 18 in New York City, she debuted a new brunette hair color, leaving behind the honey blonde shade she wore earlier this month.
While the rich chocolate color immediately made us stop and marvel, it also took us back to 2005, when she played the leading role in The Wedding Crashers as Claire Cleary.
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Rachel McAdams at the Broadway premiere of “An Enemy of the People”
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In the film, which also stars Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn, McAdams has a rich brown hair that she wears in loose curls, often parted to one side. Although it’s a bit shorter in the film, her new hairstyle is very reminiscent of the style from two decades ago.
At the photo shoot for her own Broadway show Mary Jane On March 7, McAdams still sported her signature honey blonde hair. At that event, her hair was also longer than it is today, suggesting that the star not only got a new color, but also a new cut.
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Rachel McAdams at the photocall for “Mary Jane” on March 7
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When it comes to her appearance, McAdams remains super-realistic.
For a photo shoot for Hectic In 2023, she asked the outlet to retouch the photos minimally – leaving her armpit hair fully visible.
“I’m wearing latex underwear for this shoot,” she said. “But I have two children. This is my body and I think it’s so important to show that to the world.”
McAdams added: “It’s OK to look good, work on it and be healthy, but it’s different for everyone.”
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