Gwen Stefani has never been afraid of adding a bold twist to her signature appearance. To celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Voice, the singer decided to switch up her roots with a striking hair transformation.
The hitmaker took to Instagram to share a behind-the-scenes look at the upcoming NBC show. The clip captured her fashion-forward look, with her blond locks slicked back into a high ponytail with a sweeping side fringe. The ends of Gwen's hair were dip dyed black for a daring contrast.
Gwen styled her new locks with a black and white striped collared shirt adorned with a playful red tie. The garment was teamed with low-rise denim jeans that were cinched at the waist via a black studded belt. Gwen's makeup oozed glam, courtesy of a dark eye and a sultry red lip.
© Instagram@nbcthevoice back for the 30th anniversary special!!! Gx," she penned alongside the post. "Looking back at some of my favorite @nbcthevoice moments over the years can’t wait to be back for the 30th anniversary special!! Gx."
Gwen will return to the show alongside her husband, Blake Shelton. The couple met on The Voice and went public with their relationship in late 2015. In 2020, they announced their engagement to Instagram and a year later tied the knot at Blake's Oklahoma ranch. On her wedding day, Gwen wore a Vera Wang gown that featured a structured bustier and full tulle skirt finished with a long train and cropped front. The look was accessorized with a sheer veil embroidered with floral detailing and a hair bow.
© InstagramThe ranch features 1,300 acres of land, four bedrooms, a horse barn and several ponds. The duo currently split their time between Oklahoma and Los Angeles, where they own a $14 million mansion in Encino.
© InstagramGwen shares three sons, Kingston, 19, Zuma, 16, and Apollo, 11, with her ex-husband, Gavin Rossdale.
Gwen Stefani's approach to fashion
© Getty ImagesGwen has always loved experimenting with different styles. "I remember back when No Doubt was just starting out: We didn't have a record out, and I was in school. I would spend my time daydreaming about what I was going to make for my costumes. That's something I've always done. As soon as I knew we had a show, I'd be off to the fabric store. And I'd be really excited. It's just something I've always, always done," she told Glamour in August 2009.
