Zoë Kravitz changes hair color to warm shade for new film role
Actress Zoë Kravitz has switched from cool-toned shades to a warm neutral color called coco suede for her upcoming movie Die Alive.
New shade details and origin
Celebrity colorist Rita Hazan named the new look coco suede because it is warm but not red or brassy. The stylist says the neutral tone gives Kravitz's skin a sun-like glow instead of an icy finish. This change marks a departure from the cool-toned deep shades and platinum hair she has worn previously.
Timing of the transformation
Kravitz debuted the new color on the set of Die Alive a few weeks ago. The project is a dark romantic comedy written and directed by Megan Park. Hazan confirmed the timing was specifically for the role she is currently filming.
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