Marion Cotillard Rocks Iconic ’70s Haircut That Completely Transforms Her Style

The magazine Madame Figaro recently showcased the cover of its latest issue, featuring Virginie Efira and Marion Cotillard together in front of Anton Corbijn’s camera. Both actresses are dressed head-to-toe in denim, styled in a way that’s as effortless as it is sharp, channeling a strong 1970s vibe. However, one particular detail grabs the spotlight: Marion Cotillard’s vintage hairdo, already hailed as one of the top hair trends of the season.

In this photoshoot, the star of La Vie en Rose reveals a stunning new hair transformation: a fabulous wolf cut. She opted for a mid-length version of this hybrid style, which blends the layered face-framing aspects of a shag with the bold structure of a mullet, creating a look that’s instantly cool and effortless.

This hairstyle is characterized by voluminous layers on top and the sides, along with intentionally textured lengths, crafting that seemingly tousled effect that instantly adds movement to Marion Cotillard’s visage. A short, thinned-out fringe completes the look, showcasing her aviator glasses with colored lenses, fitting perfectly with the seventies theme. And it suits her incredibly well!

Rooted in the 70s yet utterly contemporary, the wolf cut continues to charm with its incredible versatility: it suits nearly all hair types, from the thinnest to the thickest, whether straight, wavy, or curly.

Easy to style for daily wear, this cut can be worn super sleek for a polished look or styled in a more unstructured manner, as the actress does, to enhance its laid-back vibe.