Lena Dunham cuts her own bangs in quarantine: ‘I’ve made a personal choice to embrace uneven results!’
Golden Globe winner Lena Dunham announced on Monday that she had ‘made a personal choice to embrace the uneven results’ after cutting her own bangs in locked-down England.
Back in July, the 34-year-old native New Yorker said she used tips from hairstylist Sally Hershberger to trim her hair so it worked ‘from all the angles.’
Lena famously chopped her bob into an unflattering bowl cut during the second season finale of her HBO millennial dramedy Girls back in 2013.
What do you think? Golden Globe winner Lena Dunham announced on Monday that she had ‘made a personal choice to embrace the uneven results’ after cutting her own bangs in locked-down England
Dunham’s character Hannah Horvath did so in the midst of an emotional breakdown over facing a lawsuit for not finishing her e-book on time.
The Industry director last made headlines for detailing her addiction Klonopin, rehab stint, and IVF failure following her 2017 hysterectomy in an essay for Harper’s Magazine.
‘Around this time, it became clear – first to everyone who knew me, and then, finally, to me – that I was addicted to benzodiazepines,’ Lena wrote last month.
‘The fact that I had myriad explanations for this dependency (among them chronic pain, heartbreak, the cracking of the brittle facade created by public life) didn’t matter; everyone has good reasons to stay in bed if you really think about it.’
‘Am I ready to go pro!?’ Back in July, the 34-year-old native New Yorker said she used tips from hairstylist Sally Hershberger to trim her hair so it worked ‘from all the angles’ (pictured July 18)
‘Together’: Lena famously chopped her bob into an unflattering bowl cut during the second season finale of her HBO millennial dramedy Girls back in 2013
Everything okay? Dunham’s character Hannah Horvath did so in the midst of an emotional breakdown over facing a lawsuit for not finishing her e-book on time
Dunham added: ‘And so I went to rehab, where I earnestly committed to becoming a woman worthy of the most f***-you baby shower in American history.’
The eight-time Emmy nominee – who boasts 8.3M social media followers – revealed on January 12 that she was about to ‘go full bore into the most ambitious project of my career.’
Word has it Lena’s project will be writing, producing, and directing a film adaptation of Karen Cushman’s 1994 Newbery-winning children’s novel Catherine, Called Birdy in the UK.
Dunham has spent the past five years prepping her ‘PG-13 Medieval movie’ based upon journal entries of the 14-year-old daughter of an English country knight in the year 1290.
Teasing next gig! The eight-time Emmy nominee revealed on January 12 that she was about to ‘go full bore into the most ambitious project of my career’
Could it be? Word has it Lena’s project will be writing, producing, and directing a film adaptation of Karen Cushman’s 1994 Newbery-winning children’s novel Catherine, Called Birdy in the UK