Iconic Actress, 73, Looks Nearly Unrecognizable at Red Carpet Appearance
Frances Fisher is looking unrecognizable during a recent red carpet appearance.
The Titanic actress attended the 32nd annual Race To Erase MS Gala at Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles on May 16, showing off her platinum blonde transformation.
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It's a major departure from her signature reddish locks, though she's been most recently seen embracing a natural gray color.
For the appearance, the 73-year-old added pops of color with a baby blue blazer and pantsuit, and a colorful shirt underneath paired with a bold red lip. She accessorized with a yellow flower in her breast pocket and an eccentric purse.
She wore her hair long and wavy, styling it over her right shoulder as she smiled for the camera.
Fisher first ditched her red color in 2021, with her hairstylist Jack Martin revealing that he had her in his chair for "8 hours to transform her reddish hair to a beautiful silver to match and blend with her roots so she can get ready for her new role in her upcoming movie."
Since then, it seems she's enjoyed the lighter color on herself, opting to ditch the silver tresses for a full blonde makeover that's given her a youthful appearance.
The actress—who began her career as Detective Deborah Saxon in the CBS daytime soap opera The Edge of Night—is very outspoken about politics on her social media, though recently, she gave a glimpse at her personal life with a sweet post for Mother's Day with her daughter Francesca Eastwood, whom she shares with Oscar winner Clint Eastwood.
In the photos, the 31-year-old donned a similair hair color to her mother's in the HBO television series Watchmen.
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