Emma Watson has dazzled fans by returning to her pixie cut 12 years on.
The Harry Potter star, 32, made headlines in 2010 when she snipped off her shoulder-length locks to unveil a much shorter hairstyle following her eight-film run as Hermione Granger.
She later grew out her hair but has now returned with a shorter version.
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In images released on Thursday, Emma shocked fans by once again returning to the pixie cut.
The Little Woman star looked stunning as she posed with the cropped style.
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Wearing dangly earrings and black eyeliner, the actress stared boldly into the camera lens.
The re-emergence of her short hair came alongside news of an exciting new project.
Posting to Instagram, Emma confirmed she had been asked to be the face of a new refillable fragrance campaign for fashion house Prada.
The Little Women star also revealed that the ad would mark her first directorial role.
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She wrote in a caption: “I can’t wait to share this piece of my art, and hope that you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed making it.
“I could never have done this without my unbelievable team of collaborators.
“Thank you for your time, commitment, talent and passion.
“My directorial debut and Prada’s newest refillable fragrance, coming soon.”
Other images from the Prada campaign saw Emma pose in a biker jacket and miniskirt.
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Speaking in 2012, Emma revealed that her sexuality was questioned when she originally chopped off her locks.
She previously told Vogue: “I had journalists asking me if this meant I was coming out, if I was a lesbian now.
“That haircut did make me realise how subjective everyone’s opinion is.
“Some people were crazy for it and some people just thought I’d lost my s***. All I can do is follow my instincts, because I’ll never please everyone.”
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