Press - VOGUE: ONE ALL-AMERICAN IT GIRL PROVES ORANGE HAIR IS STILL A RIOT

Vogue.com

As a quick glance at our president-elect might reveal, the color orange rarely factors into a winning beauty palette. Yet that’s exactly why Dree Hemingway’snew tangerine mane felt like a revelation when it hit Instagram last night—a pretty proposition that appeared equally punk.

Just when we thought candy-color hair was losing its edge, the model and actress was spotted shaking her freshly tinted strands for colorist Lena Ott, filled with the kind of new-hair-new-me exuberance that anyone who has ever hightailed it to the salon will recognize. Far from a solid Manic Panic number, the souped-up shade of ginger was artfully threaded with a subtle ombré, to say nothing of the lived-in rocker vibe provided by a few inches of natural roots. And by exchanging a hefty dose of eyeliner for clean skin and bare lashes, Hemingway added a surprisingly fresh counterpoint that felt far more subversive. Orange hair, don’t care—not when it looks like this.

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Suite Caroline was created as a space where craft and connection could coexist, and where possibility has no ceiling. After years inside New York’s most established salons, founder Lena Ott wanted to build an environment that gives artists the freedom to reach their full potential while upholding the highest standards of craft.

Named in honor of her mother, Caroline, the space carries her warmth and ease. Knowledge is shared freely, and every client is treated as a collaborator.

Each color, cut, and conversation is approached with the same intention: to make something beautiful, lasting, and true. Suite Caroline is a place for people who value quality, care, and a relationship built on trust, where the experience feels personal, thoughtful, and quietly confident.