Sarah Hyland Got a Shaggy Lob and Looks Totally Different
This is the coolest cut she's ever had.
Modern Family Star Sarah Hyland just got the coolest cut I've seen in a long time. Here's the thing: I'm into lobs, every celebrity is into lobs (it's been the most popular, on-trend cut of 2019), we're all into lobs! Lobs win! But Sarah Hyland didn't get a regular lob, she got a super shaggy lob—I'm talking a rock 'n' roll, piece-y, mussy, effortless, I-don't-even-have-to-try lob.
To show off her shag, the actress uploaded a photo on Instagram with an amazing caption: "Shagadocious bro." Word.
Her lob features heavy bangs in the front and loads of layers all over. Her hair color looks a little lighter than her normal rich, dark chocolate brunette shade too. Her fans are freaking out and loving her new, nostalgic style: "Very Courtney Cox circa 1990s," one commenter wrote. "Lady of mystery," another wrote. I couldn't agree more—Hyland looks so incognito with this cut, in a very chic and cool way.
She hinted at going shorter a few weeks ago when she posted this throwback selfie on the 'Gram. "Who’s ready for short hair? I think it’s about that tiiiimeeee. (And by that I mean just take out Haley’s fake hair)," she wrote on her caption. Sidebar: Don't you appreciate a woman who is loud and proud about their extensions? Because SAME—there's no need to be hush-hush (I'm wearing fake hair rn too).
I'm very into her textured, choppy ends that fall in all of the right directions.
And that shine is glistening.
On a more serious note, Team MC is wishing Hyland well—she's been in the hospital recently dealing with health issues. Sending lots of love and good vibes your way, Sarah.
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