Brigitte Bardot's Changing Looks
Brigitte Bardot's Changing Looks
1952
The 18-year-old starred in her first film, Crazy for Love, and married journalist-turned-director Roger Vadim.
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1955
A doe-eyed Bardot showcased her natural dark blond hair in Doctor at Sea.
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1955
The beautiful up-and-comer starred in six movies over the course of the year.
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1956
She traded her long mane for a platinum pixie wig to play a burlesque performer in Mam'zelle Pigalle. Soon after, she became an international sensation with ā¦And God Created Woman.
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1959
Bardot wore a dark wig during a visit to London. She often used wigs to disguise her appearance when out with her second husband, actor Jacques Charrier.
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1960
Her iconic look: bouffant waves, winged liquid liner and pale lipstick.
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1962
Art imitated life when Bardot wore a brunet wig to play a movie star undercover in A Very Private Affair.
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1963
She pulled back her locks with a wide headband in Contempt.
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1965
Bardot sported pigtails on the set of Viva Maria.
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1967
Now married to German jetsetter Gunter Sachs, the Two Weeks in September actress released an album with Serge Gainsbourg. She wore dark fringe (and a cape) for their "Comic Strip" video.
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1968
She topped a chin-length bob with a sleek beret, perhaps giving a nod to the costume she wore to play Bonnie Parker in her "Bonnie and Clyde" video with Serge Gainsbourg.
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1970
Smudgy dark liner brought a hint of edge to her signature look.
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1970
She brought out her dark eyes with a curly brunet style.
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1975
She made the scene with a red rose tucked behind her ear.
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1982
Showcasing her passion for her four-legged friends, she appeared in a program for the French Animal Protection Society.
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1995
Mrs. Bernard D'Ormale gave her support for a political candidate with her face framed in wavy tendrils.
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2008
She showed off her silver streaks during a rare media appearance.