Helena Christensen proves a hair transformation is a good idea at any age.
recently told us that, in some ways, she sees herself as a completely different person to the young woman who started modelling as a teen . The fast pace of her twenties, when she moved to Paris and climbed up the fashion ranks alongside Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell, are a distant memory for Christensen, who now prioritises wild swimming over wild nights with Gianni Versace
Still, Helena has not forgotten the transformative qualities of fashion and beauty. Now, when staging herin her Catskills home, she’s got a new accessory to play with: a mussed-up bob. Christensen introduced us to her fresh hairstyle via Instagram with three words, “It felt good”. With her bright green eyes and freckle-dappled skin, it looked good too.
The most meaningful comment came from fellow model Yasmeen Ghauri, who posted, “Gorgeous! Though you’re gorgeous any which way.” Christensen’s deliciously shaggy crop is just the cherry on top of the cake – and all the better for detangling after those
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