Winona Ryder Is Back! 12 Reasons She’s the Ultimate Beauty Muse Inline
Photo: Alamy1/12Monica Kim, Vogue.com Beauty Writer
“Angelina Jolie may have been the breakout star of Girl, Interrupted, but Winona’s cheeky homage to Jean Seberg is equally iconic—and one of the top 10 pixie cuts of all time, at least in my book.”
Photo: Getty Images2/12Zoe Ruffner, Vogue.com Photo Researcher
“This photo has been dominating my Tumblr, Pinterest, and Instagram feeds for years, but I still love it. Ryder’s jet black shoulder-grazing hair, pale skin, and red lips are close to perfection.”
Photo: Courtesy of Fine Line Features3/12Rebecca Bengal, Vogue.com Contributing Editor
“Winona as a bubblegum-blowing, tough-talking, chain-smoking cabbie in Night on Earth, driving Gena Rowlands around in L.A., cigarette tucked behind her ear, baseball cap worn backward.”
Photo: Everett Collection4/12Mackenzie Wagoner, Vogue.com Beauty Editor
“The best thing about Winona’s hair is that it’s always primed for throwing her hands through it in the sort of brooding pensive way that gives her so much charm on-screen. I already have a knockoff nonchalant Winona bob, but I wish with all my heart I could pull off her choppy, home-haircut-esque grown-out pixie from Reality Bites. It’s smart, feminine, and totally fearless. Wino forever.”
Photo: Getty Images5/12Janelle Okwodu, Vogue.com Contributing Fashion News Writer
“Winona at the Oscars in 1996 with her marcel waves was everything. She single-handedly revived a trend and showcased the versatility of her now iconic pixie cut.”
Photo: Alamy6/12Alessandra Codhina, Vogue.com Fashion News Editor
“Edward Scissorhands for something totally different—blonde! Slightly daffy but still the ingenue!”
Photo: Getty Images7/12Steff Yotka, Vogue.com Fashion News Writer
“All hail the messy bob!”
Photo: Courtesy of New World Pictures8/12Maya Singer, Vogue.com Contributor
“All-time favorite: the shot of Winona at the end of Heathers with her hair exploded and ash in her face. Second best? Her look in the same film when she and Heather number one go to the college kegger.”
Photo: Getty Images9/12Catherine Piercy, Vogue.com Beauty Director
“Is there anything better than Winona and Johnny in this picture? Her hair’s a little sweaty, so is his. They’re so young, so cool, so far from the perfectly styled red carpet-ness of today.”
Photo: Everett Collection10/12Julia Felsenthal, Vogue.com Senior Culture Writer
“I have always had a soft spot for How to Make an American Quilt Winona: perfect summer don’t-give-a-shit hair and a majorly underrated movie.”
Photo: Getty Images11/12Kate Guadagnino, Vogue Features Associate
“Her Golden Globe look in 1991 is interesting because she looks so grown-up compared to how she looks in the movie she was nominated for, which was Mermaids, with Cher.”
Photo: Courtesy of Columbia Pictures12/12Lynn Yaeger, Vogue.com Contributing Editor
“Jo in Little Women! The original 19th-century hair-cutting trauma—I mean, when you get your hair cut, it’s just for you, not to aid the North in the Civil War . . . ”