Rihanna tries out the iconic Beatles crop

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Do you Love Me (new) Do? Rihanna tries out the iconic Beatles crop

By Andrea Magrath
Last updated at 2:03 PM on 5th April 2011
She's gone from long flowing brunette waves, to a jet black bob and then undercut, and more recently, a flame-red afro.
And at the Academy of Country Music Awards this week, Rihanna sported yet another new hairstyle - new to her, anyway.
The short crop looked remarkably familiar, perhaps because it was the same look favoured by The Beatles in the Sixties.
Looks familiar: Rihanna tried out yet another new hairstyle this week, which looked remarkably like the crop favoured by The Beatles in the 1960s
Looks familiar: Rihanna tried out yet another new hairstyle this week, which looked remarkably like the crop favoured by The Beatles in the 1960s
Chameleon: The singer, 23, debuted the new style onstage at the Academy of Country Music Awards in Las Vegas
Copy cat: The singer, 23, debuted the new style onstage at the Academy of Country Music Awards in Las Vegas
The colour is clearly not the same, and the mop a touch sleeker, but that's where the differences end.
The heavy fringe, a little side-swept, and the mop the short boyish crop hark back to John, Paul, Ringo and George's heyday.
Rihanna, 23, debuted the new look at the Country Music Awards on stage Sunday night in Las Vegas.
Originals: The Beatles all sported the heavy cropped cut at the height of their fame in 1965
Originals: The Beatles (L-R) Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Ringo star and George Harrison, all sported the heavy cropped cut at the height of their fame in 1965
Another fan: Justin Bieber's famous locks are also reminiscent of the style
Another fan: Justin Bieber's famous locks are also reminiscent of the style
Another fan: Justin Bieber's famous locks are also reminiscent of the style
The What's My Name singer performed California King Bed at the ceremony with Sugarland's Jennifer Nettles.
Another big name fan of the Beatles' crop is Justin Bieber. The teen sensation only recently chopped his famous hair into a shorter 'do, after sporting the heavy, side-swept look for two years.
Rihanna still had the bouffant style from last month when she posed for a steamy photoshoot for Australian FHM.
Red hot: Rihanna poses for a steamy shoot for Australian FHM magazine and discusses her tattoos in first film role
Red hot: Rihanna poses for a steamy shoot for Australian FHM magazine and discusses her tattoos in first film role
The singer posed in just a pair of fishnet stockings for the magazine.
She discussed her first film role, in upcoming sci-fi action movie Battleship, alongside Liam Neeson, Brooklyn Decker and Alexander Skarsgaard.
Speaking about the 'scary' military instructor hired to train her in using weapons, she told the magazine: 'It was so scary. It was horrible.
'I just wanted to scream right back at him, but I couldn’t.'
Chameleon: Rihanna's recent hairstyles have included a huge afro and long sleek, flame-red locks
Chameleon: Rihanna's recent hairstyles have included a huge afro and long sleek, flame-red locks
Chameleon: Rihanna's recent hairstyles have included a huge afro and long sleek, flame-red locks

Hair history: Before that there was a blonde undercut, after she burst on to the scene with her natural wavy hair
Hair history: Before that there was a blonde undercut, after she burst on to the scene with her natural wavy hair
Hair history: Before that there was a blonde undercut, after she burst on to the scene with her natural wavy hair
She plays Raikes in the film, about 'a fleet of ships forced to do battle with an armada of unknown origins in order to discover and thwart their destructive goals,' slated for release next year.
She also discussed her numerous tattoos, naming the phrase 'never a failure, always a lesson,' across her chest, as her favourite.

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