Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's Fluffy Bun Makes Her Look Like a Modern Cinderella

What comes to mind when you hear Rosie Huntington-Whiteley? Most likely, her glamorous blonde hair, picture-perfect quiet luxury style, and the best taste in beauty products. While she often switches up her makeup looks, she tends to wear her hair just one way: down, with a voluminous blowout. So when she switched it up with her latest hairstyle, we were all the more in love.

On November 11, Huntington-Whiteley posted an Instagram carousel showing off her look for a night out in London, and it's safe to say it was fit for a Disney princess.

Immediately, our eyes went straight to her hair. Unlike the usual slightly wavy middle part she usually wears, this look was one right out of Cinderella. Tied up in a bun, Rosie’s hair wasn’t simply a slicked-back moment but was a mix of messy and chic in a way only royalty could pull off.

On the crown of her head was a big fluffy bun with volume that perfectly resembled the animated princess's. The front of her hair was left our of the bun, and was parted down the middle to frame her face. Each strand was softly curled for such a pretty effect.

Those front peices provided a perfect frame for her makeup, which was just as regal as her hair. Her skin was matte perfection and had a sculpting effect thanks to the soft contour on her cheek. Her brows were dark and brushed up, sitting pretty above a light smoky eye with fluttering, dark lashes. The final touch was her lips, which were a glossy, peachy pink.

Her dress channeled a different kind of princess, Y2K royalty Paris Hilton. Huntington-Whiteley's look started with a thick black fabric choker covering the bulk of her neck. Spaghetti straps continued the black theme down the gown, where the chest was covered in a butterfly-shaped silhouette—which was brought to life with the help of shiny black beads sewn into the garment. Side-baring cutouts added drama to the look and then flowed into the rest of the dress.

Rosie finished off her look with diamonds fit for a queen. Her ears dangled with long, skinny diamond earrings. Then, her wrist was completely iced out like Elsa with a stack of skinny silver and diamond bangles.