Chapel Lawn turned heads at Paris Fashion Week on March 4, but it wasn’t just her outfit that drew attention, it was her hair. The singer, known for her fiery red hair, arrived at the Fall 2026 Acne Studio runway show in a bold faux bob, pinned up and styled into an angular, chin-length cut, transforming her signature mane (at first glance, my jaw positively hit the floor).
The hairstyle, which blends playful experimentation with a classic Parisian edge, immediately grabbed attention. “Chappell is fearless when it comes to experimenting with style,” her hairstylist said. The faux bob created the illusion of a shorter haircut while retaining the drama of her long hair, and was a nod to her past work, including the music video for “The Subway,” which used the bob to symbolize moving forward.
Hair styling that matches the drama
Roan paired her statement hairstyle with a grey-blue turtleneck dress featuring a corset bustier and an asymmetrical calf-length skirt, layered with sheer lace of varying degrees of opacity. Accessories like lace gloves, stocking heels, and bold eye makeup complemented the look without overshadowing the focal point: the bob. Even her coiffed, angular haircut added a sculptural element that perfectly framed her face, making her look unforgettable in the front row.
From music star to style icon
Even though it’s only her second time attending Paris Fashion Week, Roan made her way through the fashion capital like a seasoned pro. Last year, she attended shows for Rick Owens, Vivienne Westwood, Valentino, McQueen and Rabanne, proving she can command attention both on stage and in the front row. This year, this faux bob cemented her reputation as a performer unafraid to blur the lines between music and fashion.
front row power
Roan shared a front row seat with indie stars Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker, showcasing a fusion of musical and stylistic influences in one frame. The faux bob, combined with her carefully selected outfits, heralds a new era for Chapel Lawn. It’s a time when hair, makeup, and fashion tell a story as boldly as her music.
As Paris Fashion Week continues, expect Roan to continue experimenting. Her faux bob could be a signal of things to come (maybe a more avant-garde song that turns heads), a conversation starter, and proof that the singer’s creativity extends beyond the microphone.
Source: Gayety – gayety.com
