Winona Ryder's Changing Looks
Winona Ryder's Changing Looks
1985
The spiky-haired 8th grader was mistaken for a boy by her classmates at Petaluma Junior High School in California.
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1985
A naturally blond Ryder launched her career with teen drama Lucas.
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1989
She starred in cult classic Heathers rocking a classic bob.
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1992
The Dracula actress highlighted her milky complexion with blood-red lipstick and dark-dyed locks.
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1994
Ryder sported the perfect tousled shag in the Gen X opus Reality Bites.
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1997
The Alien: Resurrection star debuted a short crop-the better to showcase her glam red lips and silvery shadow.
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1998
For the Cannes Film Festival, Ryder transformed her pixie with a soft, dark blond hue.
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2000
She got glam in a single step for the Academy Awards with a plush headband.
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2001
Ryder switched up her look with long waves. "She has always been cast as the young woman with the pixie, and at this point in her career, she wanted a more adult look," her stylist Philip Carreon of L.A.'s Estilo Salon told InStyle.
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2004
She amped up her amber eyes with smudgy black liner and a swipe of shimmery shadow.
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2005
She chose a modern take on a '60s updo for the opening of L.A.'s Marc Jacobs boutique.
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2006
The A Scanner Darkly star wore her chin-length bob in easy curls.
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2008
Her boyish crop featured brow-dusting long fringe.
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2009
For the premiere of Star Trek, Ryder sported a space-age sparkling headband.
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2010
Looking better than ever, Ryder made the scene at a Black Swan screening with a soft, curly updo.
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2012
Ryder chose a simple ponytail for the premiere of Frankenweenie.
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2013
Ryder opts for soft curls to complement her lob.
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2014
The actress debuts long hair, staying true to her brunette roots.
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2015
Actress Winona Ryder lookedĀ fresh-faced and fabulous with au naturel makeup and loosely done hair as she stepped out atĀ the ExperimenterĀ premiere during theĀ Sundance Film FestivalĀ in Park City, Utah. Ā