Dame Joan Collins never fails to inspire when it comes to showstopping glamour, and the Dynasty actress has caught fans' attention once again with a hair transformation in her latest post on social media.
The iconic actress, who made a dazzling appearance at the 79th annual Cannes Film Festival earlier this week, took to Instagram on Saturday to share behind-the-scenes snaps from her upcoming film, The Bitter End (also referred to as The Duchess and I).
The 92-year-old shared a series of four pictures, each featuring one of her co-stars. In the first, she donned a matching pink cutout co-ord alongside her co-star Isabella Rossellini (Blue Velvet), as well as a crisp white top and jacket while posing with a suited-up Charles Dance (Game of Thrones).
Meanwhile, she cooled herself down with a fan alongside French actor Laurent Lafitte (The Richest Woman in the World), while in the final snap, she posed next to a prim-looking pug named Junior.
She captioned the post: "I adored working on the set and having fun off the set with my co-stars in #myduchess."
Joan's hair transformation
While Joan is usually synonymous with her signature bouffant hairstyle, the new pictures showcased a period-style updo for her role as American socialite Wallis Simpson in the biographical film.
In the movie, which has yet to announce a release date, Joan portrays Wallis Simpson, the wife of Prince Edward, Duke of Windsor, formerly King Edward VIII.
The cast of the film were spotted in Cannes earlier this week, with Joan sporting her usual coiffed 'do as she posed alongside Isabella.
© Max Cisotti/Dave Benett/Getty ImFans react to Joan's sneak peek
Fans were quick to take to the comments section to share their thoughts on Joan's new look and express their excitement for the upcoming film.
"I want to see this movie. I also think Joan has the dutchess hairdo totally nailed," penned one person, while another said: "So thrilled and excited and happy and curious to see this new creation." A third added: "A great transformation. Can't wait."
What is The Bitter End about?
Written by Louise Fennell, the mother of Emerald Fennell (Wuthering Heights, Saltburn), the film tells the real-life story of what happened to Wallis Simpson after the death of her husband, King Edward VIII.
© FilmMagicThe synopsis reads: "A scandalous romance between an American socialite and British royalty leads to a historic abdication, but decades later, the Duchess of Windsor faces unexpected challenges in her twilight years."
