Lady Gaga Debuts “Ocean Blonde” Hair in Memory of Her Hairstylist’s Mother — View the Photos
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When it comes to design, Lady Gaga was proven to flaunt almost every colour of the rainbow together with her cosmetics, outfits, and, needless to say, hair. Bubblegum pink, frosty blue, ombré cherry — let us face it, Mother Dragon has attempted everything. In terms of her latest colour, that could be a beachy sea-green worthy of almost any mermaid’s envy. This is not your ordinary hair switch-up although; the singer-songwriter also unveiled her most recent hairstyle has a deeper significance.
“Rocking colour by @fredericaspiras named after his mum who only passed,” composed the singer at an Instagram article on Friday, August 14, speaking to her go-to hairstylist, Frederic Aspiras, whose mom Suzie L. Nguyen passed out in June after battling lung cancer. Gaga proceeded to show the title of her hair colour is “Suzie’s Ocean Blonde,” as a tribute to the stylist’s late mother. “I love you Freddie,” she added. “This was additional special glamour with love.”
As noted by ET Canada, Gaga and Aspiras have worked together for over a decade. The stylist and wig art designer also received an Emmy nomination for styling Gaga’s hair during her American Horror Story role.
Aspiras also posted about Gaga’s meaningful hair tribute, sharing the same photo of the singer to his IG feed. “Being that my Mother was my role model as a hairdresser, I’m trying my hardest to find the joy even in what I love to do the most, which is doing hair,” he wrote, adding that Gaga helped him rediscover that passion amid his grief.
“Yesterday, @ladygaga, you gave me back my joy again by reminding me what my Mom told me long ago about what I loved to do the most and that is create with love. You wiped my tears away and lifted my chin from off the ground as I walk. So, thank you for allowing me to create this hair on you and showing me what the true meaning of living is.”
This story originally appeared on TeenVoguecom.
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