Lily-Rose Depp's Chicest Red Carpet Hair Looks

"100% a Parisian girl and 100%, like, a valley girl." That's how Lily-Rose Depp describes herself, telling i-D both cultures had intertwined to form the core of her identity. We see this duality play out in her bilingualism, her quirky mannerisms, and, of course, her red carpet style. Though she's been in the public eye since birth — she is the Johnny Depp and French singer Vanessa Paradis, after all — Lily-Rose began carving out her own fame in Hollywood in the 2010s. She turned her hand to modeling and acting, fronting major fashion campaigns and starring in movies like "The King" with Timothée Chalamet and "Voyagers," as well as HBO's controversial series, "The Idol."

The enigmatic star has now become a reliable fixture at Hollywood's most glamorous events, and her style uniquely balances her French girl refinement w ith the Californian ease of her upbringing. Her couture looks are consistently paired with hairstyles that complement these eclectic ensembles, setting trends to inspire us all.

To the uninitiated, the Governors Awards is one of the lesser-known annual awards season staples. Still, Lily-Rose Depp brought nothing but A-list glamour to this more intimate Hollywood affair. The actress' updo was pulled taut at the roots, accentuating her impossibly defined cheekbones and jawline. The highlight of this hairstyle, however, was the series of carefully arranged, structured curls, looping and cascading down her neck. For this red carpet royal, it was a look fit for a princess.

To celebrate the release of the horror film "Nosferatu," in which she takes on a leading role as a haunted woman, Lily-Rose Depp stunned at the premiere with a style that was devilishly good. Two delicate braids framed either side of her hairline, seamlessly tucked back and blended into the rest of her flowing locks, which cascaded softly in a gentle, elegant wave. The ethereal, willowy quality was befitting of the film's gothic ties.

Lily-Rose Depp's entire ensemble won hearts at the 2019 Venice Film Festival. She matched her dreamy lilac Chanel gown with an elegant updo. Soft, windswept-like tendrils rippled down her face, adding a whimsical charm, while the rest of her hair was loosely gathered and pinned into a romantic, textured style.

As a longtime muse for Chanel (venerated by Karl Lagerfield himself, no less), Lily-Rose Depp has become a walking example of the fashion house's signature élan: sophisticated, feminine, and oh-so-French. Naturally, then, she left a lasting impression at their 2019 Métiers d'Art show in Paris. The model-turned-actress slicked her hair into a sleek high chignon, and embellished it with unique, twisted sections.

The Met Gala needs no introduction. In 2021, Lily-Rose Depp swept her hair up into a soft, voluminous, and textured tuck. Intentionally designed to appear relaxed and somewhat undone, her feathery strands gently escaped to create an airy aura. Whilst the refined messy bun itself had subtle volume and a slightly tousled texture, the rest of the hair remained smooth at the crown for a beautiful, feminine contrast.