.halleberry has returned to her signature cut, BOW DOWN. 😍
, is behind this latest haircut, which the actor shared on Instagram. The image she used shows her holding her Critics' Choice "See Her" award, which honors women who promote gender equality and empowerment through their work.
"Our voice is the most powerful tool we have, and it's imperative that we stand up and use it," she shares in her . "Here's to every person who has felt diminished, misunderstood, marginalized, and discounted. Now is the time for all of us to stand up, stand united, and have our voices heard."Of course, Berry's been a pixie cut girl for a long time. The actor famously wore a different version of the close-cropped cut throughout the '90s, but has been playing more with length over the past few decades.
We love to see that the actor is returning to the hairstyle she knows best — but with an edgier twist. Berry looks beautiful in pretty much any hairstyle, but there's something about the short hair on her that is just absolute magic.
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