After her sister, Rooney, parlayed her alter ego Lisbeth Salander’s gothic edge into a darkly romantic signature look, Kate Mara has hit her beauty stride with the help of a closely shorn pixie. It’s the kind of haircut that can elevate a star from pretty young thing to standout, fine-boned stunner—and calls to mind a young Mia Farrow or Jean Seberg. But unlike her closely cropped predecessors, the actress has found a remarkable range in what’s often regarded as a one-note cut. Slicked into a meticulous diagonal part at The Martian premiere in London last night, the look brought a razor-sharp androgyny to her doll-like lashes and oxblood lips; ruffled with piece-y bangs earlier this month, it telegraphed an impish femininity; and styled with a little lift at the roots, it felt perfectly tomboyish. Here, three reasons why the right chop is the mother of reinvention.
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