Lisa Rinna, 61, ditches famous locks in favour of a candyfloss pink look for Viktor & Rolf catwalk - just hours after debuting black blunt bob 'do
The former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 61, ditched her famous short wispy hair for the Viktor & Rolf Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2025/2026 show on Wednesday.
Lisa turned heads as she debuted a candyfloss pink beehive complete with blow-dried bangs.
For the show, Lisa stepped out in a peach full-length coat featuring an oversized collar and purposefully creased pattern.
She paired the look with a white shirt also featuring a huge collar, as well as blue jeans and black stilettos.
Lisa displayed her pink hairstyle just hours after she debuted a black blunt bob 'do at the Balenciaga catwalk show.
She teamed her bold new look with an oversized deep blue jacket that wrapped around her like a blanket.
The actress paired it with matching trousers and added inches to her frame with pointed black heels.
Lisa appeared in good spirits as she waved at the camera while making her way into the venue.
She was joined at the event by Lauren Sánchez and the newly married presenter's inner-circle of celebrity friends - notably Kim Kardashian and Vittoria Ceretti.
The event comes after Lisa and her husband Harry Hamlin celebrated 28 years together in March.
Lisa shared a sweet post of the couple on their happy day partying with friends and family.
She penned: '28 years ago we said I Do ❤️ March 29, 1997'
Earlier this year, Harry revealed how his marriage to Lisa survived while she was on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills - and how they're doing today.
Models walk the runway during the Viktor & Rolf Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2025/2026 show in bird-inspired looks
Lisa was a cast member of the hit Bravo show for eight seasons, from 2014 to 2022.
Of course, as part of the series, the Days of Our Lives actress also took viewers inside her home life, including her relationship with Harry and their two children.
In an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com, he said: 'We've always had a great relationship, it wasn't even tested during the Housewives thing'.
He also joked that nowadays, he 'gets a new wife everyday,' as she is always wearing new clothes and wigs.
It is something that's oftentimes documented on her Instagram and TikTok accounts.
'I recently did a show on Andy Cohen's WWHL, and I did it with Kyle Richards, and I asked Kyle, I said, "So how many of the Housewives are still housewives?"' Harry continued.
He recalled Richards' thinking for a moment, and then realising that almost none of the cast members are truly 'Housewives.'
'We got out just in the nick of time,' Harry joked to DailyMail.com, as he wiped his brow.
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