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Florence Pugh remixed Princess Diana's mixie haircut for 2024

She just keeps coming up with new ways to wear short hair.
Florence Pugh Remixed Princess Diana's Mixie Haircut for 2024 — See Photos
Marc Piasecki

It's a well-known, incontrovertible scientific fact that Florence Pugh is a masterful grower-outer of super short haircuts. She basically spent most of 2023 proving that after shaving her head last May; her buzzcut was followed by several fantasy colours and a host of creative ways to wear short hair, from a spiky look to a faux-hawk. And her latest style takes iconic '90s inspiration and gives it a very 2024 — and a very Florence Pugh — spin.

On Wednesday 14th February, Florence attended the London photo call for Dune: Part Two wearing an asymmetrical, black, Maticevski jumpsuit, silver platforms, and a spiky, silver choker with complementary earrings. Like her co-star Zendaya's outfits on this press and premiere tour, Florence's ensemble had a futuristic feel, but her hair felt rather nostalgic. In fact, it seemed to channel one of the most famous mixies (for the uninitiated, that would be a mullet-pixie combo) of the 1990s: Princess Diana's.

Princess Diana presenting an award in a black gown with her hair slicked back.
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Much like Princess Diana wore her iconic hairstyle, Florence's hair was voluminous on top and tucked behind her ears, which helped give the longer area in the back feel like a fun, flirty mullet — especially with its flipped-up ends.

But there was something very 2024 about the look, too — a couple of things, actually. The platinum shade with high-contrast roots feel very now, as does the piecey finish. It's the perfect balance of recent retro and contemporary touches.

Florence Pugh posing in a black asymmetrical jumpsuit
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This isn't the first time Florence has dabbled in mixies and bixies. She was an early adopter when the style started coming back around a couple of years ago. And as long as she's wearing the look, it will always seem like the coolest way to grow out a short cut. Take note for your next salon visit.


This feature originally appeared on Allure.