Kristen Stewart Debuts New Chop

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published 6 December 2014

Kristen Stewart attended the Chanel Couture show on Monday and showed off more than sheer harem pants and a crop top—she debuted a brand new rooty, layered cut to boot.

After dying her hair orange for a roll back in May, the actress hinted that she was looking for a style change earlier this year in an interview with PopSugar, "I have always wanted to get a full-on boy cut." And man, are we glad she did. Keep scrolling to get a better look.

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