"As insignificant as it is to say you found yourself in a hair color, it's true," Mandy Moore has said of going from blonde to brunette. And who can argue? After darkening her locks, she made the difficult transition from teenybopper to triple-threat—actress, singer and designer. This summer, Moore launches the latest season of her clothing line, Mblem, stars in the romantic comedy
License to Wed and releases her latest album,
Wild Hope. She's also made time to try out sophisticated new looks like loose curls with smoky eyes. "I put in more effort," Moore has said of her recent glamour makeover. For Mandy Moore, hard work and hair dye go hand in hand.
—Betony Toht Check out Mandy Moore's
cover shoot and a raw cut of her single
All Good Things!
1999: She kicks off her music career with So Real. Filming the video for her hit "Candy," she says, "was a lot like making a commercial, except I was the product."
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