There’s just something inexplicably gorgeous about Black women in blonde hair….or any other hair color, to be honest. However, the juxtaposition of light hair against beautiful brown skin is a combination that we never grow tired of seeing.
Case in point: K. Michelle, who shaved her head earlier this summer, just took her makeover up a notch by dying it platinum. As expected, she looks flawless and now, we’re reminded of other A-list beauties who have also slayed in a similar ‘do.
Thinking of going blonde and need a little inspo? See some of our favorite short hairstyles with a platinum touch below.
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The model has always worn her hair blonde, but we love this super platinum hue she chose back in 2015.
Eva Marcille
In 2006, the singer and chef turned heads in a blonde pixie.
Kelis
Keyshia Cole
In 2013, she walked the BET Awards red carpet in this wispy blonde cut.
Ciara
In 2010, the singer looked drop dead gorgeous in this short, curly 'do.
Keri Hilson
In 2015, the Raven's Home actress looked edgy and fabulous in a blonde mohawk.
Raven Symone
The actress and singer can slay in just about any hair color, including blonde.
Zendaya
The Real Housewives of Atlanta star's signature hue has always been blonde and we love all of the ways she styles it.
Nene Leakes
In May 2017, the legendary singer debuted this edgy short cut at the Met Gala.
Mary J. Blige
Please get into these blonde curls and black roots. Perfection!
Goapele
For most of summer 2017, the actress has worn a spiky blonde pixie that we're still obsessed with.
Zoe Kravitz
In June 2017, the singer set off summer in a platinum blonde pixie. Slay, Monica!
Monica
The British singer-songwriter almost always opts for blonde curls on and off the red carpet.
Emeli Sande
We never thought we'd see the iconic performer with super short hair, until she unveiled this platinum pixie in 2013.
Beyoncé
In September 2014, the Philadelphia native covered ESSENCE in this gorgeous platinum 'do.
Jill Scott