After a Black and White film in the 1950’s, Marilyn Monroe became America’s “Sweetheart.” Like many celebrities in their heyday, she too became known for her hair. In her case with its platinum blonde hue.

If you’re not familiar with Marilyn Monroe or her iconic platinum blonde hair, it’s probably because you’re too young (or maybe even not born yet). But she was an actress and model in the 1950s who rose to fame as a sex symbol. She had a very distinct look: red lipstick and bright white skin, along with that trademark platinum blonde mane. Her striking appearance made her instantly recognizable by fans across the world.

Marilyn’s style has inspired many women over the years, including one of my favorite actresses today – Emma Watson! The Harry Potter star sported a similar look when she attended this year’s Met Gala event in New York City. This wasn’t her first time experimenting with colored hair either; last year she dyed it blue for Comic Con where she was promoting Fantastic Beasts 2!

Where Marilyn had “Classic Blonde,” this is more of a modern take on blonde hair. It has a bleached look with warmer tones. It gives off a sun-kissed effect.

If you want to look like Marilyn Monroe, but want a more modern take on blonde hair, this is your type. It has a bleached look with warmer tones. It gives off a sun-kissed effect that can be further enhanced with highlights or lowlights. This type of blonde looks great when paired with brown eyes and fair skin.

This is also a good option if you have darker features and/or black/brown hair because it will complement them nicely while still being neutral enough to work as an everyday color.

The versatility of this shade makes it ideal for people who don’t want to commit to one look all the time; instead, they can change up their style depending on their mood or outfit!

This type of blonde has darker roots, sometimes brown or ash tones, at the top of their head with lighter gold highlights on the bottom half. The color is supposed to give the impression of time spent in the summer sun.

This type of blonde has darker roots, sometimes brown or ash tones, at the top of their head with lighter gold highlights on the bottom half. The color is supposed to give the impression of time spent in the summer sun.

The mixture of naturally strawberry blonde hair and strawberry blonde highlights can look absolutely stunning if done right. However, if you aren’t careful with how you lighten your hair it could turn out looking brassy or lack luster altogether!

This is a mixture of naturally strawberry blonde hair and strawberry blonde highlights in your hair. The result being, two shades that are very close in color but still provide enough contrast to make an interesting look.

The result is a mixture of two shades that are very close in color but still provide enough contrast to make an interesting look. This is also a good option if you want light and dark blonde highlights, but don’t want to do multiple processes at the salon or spend a ton of money on different colorists who will charge you more money just because they’re in demand.

This is like traditional blondes but with several different highlights throughout their hair; usually 2-3 shades lighter than their hair’s main color.

This is like traditional blondes but with several different highlights throughout their hair; usually 2-3 shades lighter than their hair’s main color.

This blonde shade can be achieved by toning or bleaching your hair and then adding highlights in from a salon.

This color starts as brown at the roots and gradually becomes a pale yellow at the ends. Sometimes it looks like an ombre style, but in this case, you can’t see any dark roots because there are none! The style dates back to Ancient Rome and was worn by female warriors to keep their long dark locks from getting caught up in enemy lines during battle. These days they’re just as badass without all that warring… mostly… hopefully?

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