Ariel Winter completely owned her look from (crimson) head to toe. While fans might love her dark brown Alex Dunphy tresses, or the hyper-blonde look she adopted in 2022, red is undeniably a good ...

Ariel Winter is a huge fan of hair color experimentation.Despite being a natural “dirty blonde,” the actress loves to play with every color possible, from white blonde to bright red to extreme ...

Ariel Winter has a whole new 'do — and she didn't even have to go under the sea to get it Dave Quinn is a Senior Editor for PEOPLE. He has been working at the brand since 2016, and is the author ...

Out with the old, in with the new. On the heels of "Modern Family" wrapping filming of its final season, Ariel Winter kicked off a new chapter in her life by switching up her hair color. The 22 ...

Ariel Winter Can’t Wait To Dye Her Hair Red Again: My ‘Baby’ Luke Benward Is ‘Pumped’ For It. Ariel Winter gave Luke Benward a flirty shout-out after sharing a throwback photo of her red ...

For starters, Ariel posted a pre-red-carpet throwback on February 7th. The headshot, which features her rocking a bouncing blowdry in fresh orange hues , was captioned: "🙃 Can’t wait to get ...

Ariel Winter is looking more like Ariel the Little Mermaid. The “Modern Family” actress, 21, attended the People & Entertainment Weekly 2019 Upfronts on Monday sporting a new red hairdo ...

Just when I thought I'd finally overcome any urge to go red, Ariel Winter's new red hair hit Instagram, and now I'm right back where I started, only worse, because Winter's read is so good, it's ...

Opinions range on just how red Ariel's hair appears in the trailer for the live-action "Little Mermaid." IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.

Ariel Winter's Red Dress Makes Me Want to Hit the Club. By Kelsey Garcia. Updated on Oct 3, 2019 at 3:15 PM. While each product featured is independently selected by our editors, we may include ...

Halle Bailey’s portrayal as Ariel—and the film's decision to make the mermaid’s hair to work with all types and textures, like locs—is undoubtedly a historic one.