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The Midwest princess has a new crown.<\/p>\n
Chappell Roan debuted a new hair color at her New York City concerts this week, ditching her signature fiery red for cascading brunette curls.<\/p>\n
Concertgoers did a double-take as the \u201cGood Luck, Babe!\u201d singer took the stage at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens, where she headlined four sold-out shows on her \u201cVisions of Damsels and Other Dangerous Things\u201d tour.<\/p>\n Roan, 27, launched the new \u2018do against a medieval-inspired set, wearing high-cut leather snakeskin and latex ruffles styled by her go-to stylist Genesis Webb<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Missouri native has never shied away from experimenting with beauty. Dramatic drag makeup<\/a> is a signature of her aesthetic, and she has worn a prosthetic pig nose<\/a> to a Grammy Awards afterparty and head-to-toe green body paint<\/a> on stage at Governor\u2019s Ball.<\/p>\n Still, this latest transformation is a surprising one because her red curls have become synonymous with her brand \u2014 so much so that they\u2019re practically a co-star in her latest music video.<\/p>\n In the video for her new hit \u201cThe Subway,\u201d Roan croons on a New York City fire escape, three stories of faux hair tumbling down to the street below. In another scene, she\u2019s dragged down the street, her hair caught in the door of a taxi cab, making her signature color an integral part of the visual narrative..<\/p>\n Swapping them out for a waist-length chestnut mane marks a major reset.<\/p>\n