Jessica Chastain Goes Short For Summer

This redheaded actress has a very classic, ladylike look, and that’s one thing that could never change, if you ask me. We’ve seen her with short and long hair, always in that incredible strawberry blonde hue of hers. She never fails to look absolutely amazing. Jessica Chastain just got a short bob haircut, and it’s light and perfect for summer.

Right before going even shorter, Chastain joined the lob club and further proved that there’s no going wrong with a long bob hairstyle. But then again, there’s nothing wrong with letting even more of that length go, either. Despite how trendy this ‘do is, she still manages to make it a look that’s all her own. Those bright red locks would be recognizable anywhere!

Stylist Renato Campora posted about giving Chastain her new ‘do right before appearing on Jimmy Kimmel Live! because there’s nothing wrong with a spontaneous late night cut, right? I mean, I make my best decisions late at night, choosing pizza and cookie dough as midnight snacks, namely. But if mine will look anywhere near as good as Chastain’s new ‘do does, I’ll add midnight night haircuts to that list, too!

Check out her latest cut along with seven other times she's switched up her classic look.

We've got yet another insanely chic bob on our hands with this one, folks.

1. Long Locks

These loosely curled long strawberry blonde locks of hers are just gorgeous.

2. Sleek & Straight

Her long hair never failed to look amazing, whether she had mermaid-like waves or kept it modern and straight.

3. Red On Red

You can't go wrong with a red lip and medium length red hair.

4. Shoulder-Length

A shorter, shoulder-length hairstyle is definitely something she's rocked before.

5. Angled Lob

And adding an angled effect to is was a good call.

6. Dramatic Flair

Longer pieces in the front bring so much drama, which is nothing she can't handle.

7. Asymmetrical

I mean, she's even pulled off asymmetrical.

When it comes to lobs, bobs, you name it — Chastain can do it all. And that takes real skill, as far as I'm concerned.