'Her hair is still beautiful': Andie MacDowell's 'silver fox' hair colour is a hit with fans

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Andie MacDowell is flaunting her natural beauty by embracing her grey hair.

The 63-year-old turned heads at the "Annette" premiere in Cannes last week when she arrived in a shimmery, blue gown, rocking a salt and pepper hair colour. Fans quickly took to social media to praise the "Groundhog Day" star for defying Hollywood beauty standards and staying true to her roots.

"Aging beautifully," one Twitter user wrote, while another added, "Andie MacDowell is serving 'Extremely Hot Witch!"

"Her hair is still beautiful!" another wrote on Twitter.

"Andie MacDowell's confident, gorgeous spray of grey is lighting me up inside," another person commented.

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"I support Andie's grey hair 100%. Beautiful back in the day and today," another person said of her new look. .

Others thanked the actress for being a woman in entertainment who hasn't succumbed to the idea that women lose their appeal as they age.

"Thank you so much for just being you, naturally, authentically, and not succumbing to the pressures that Hollywood puts on women to be ageless," a fan wrote. "You're beautiful regardless!"

Back in February, MacDowell opened up on "The Drew Barrymore Show" about embracing her "badass" hair and transforming into a "silver fox."

According to MacDowell, she stopped colouring her hair during COVID-19 and eventually came to love her natural colour.

"I wasn't colouring my hair and you could see my roots, and my daughters [Rainey and Margaret Qualley] kept telling me that I looked badass. And that idea that I could look badass appealed to me," she said. "So I went for it, and I'm loving it."

The L'Oréal beauty ambassador said she doesn't think of her decision to no longer dye her hair a sign that she's "letting herself go." Instead, MacDowell has dubbed herself a "silver fox" as a way to feel empowered about the new look.

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"When I first did it I went to the grocery store because we had no place to go and I thought I looked good, and I saw a man there — a 'silver fox' guy. A guy you see and go 'he's a silver fox,'' she began. "And I immediately just put my shoulders back, and I was like, 'and so am I.' We kind of shot a look at each other and I was like, 'I'm a silver fox.'"

The actress admitted that while she may be embracing her natural colour right now, she can't promise that she will keep it this way forever.

"I don't know what's going to happen in five years, I may colour my hair again. But I'm enjoying it right now."

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