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Lana Del Rey Channels Retro Glam with '60s-inspired BumpIt Hairstyle at Her Concert in Wales
Lana Del Rey transported back to the '60s with an ultra-feminine hairstyle on Monday night during her concert in Cardiff, Wales. The Principality Stadium stop was the artist's latest performance on her summer stadium tour through the U.K. and Ireland.
Del Rey let her light brown tresses go long on stage during her set; her extensions effortlessly waved at the ends as if she'd used TikTok's viral sock curl method. Instead of muting the volume at her roots, Del Rey added a half up, half down BumpIt, a plastic tool used to create bouffant hair.
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The 'Diet Mountain Dew' singer partnered with her longtime stylist, Anna Cofone, the visionary behind London-based charity Hair and Care Project. Cofone and Del Rey have famously been friends and collaborators for the last 15 years, working together on campaigns, major red carpets and festival looks.
Monday night's makeup was designed by Pamela Cochrane, the artist responsible for multiple magazine covers starring Del Rey. Cochrane kept her visage in line with her usual look: black liquid eyeliner, brown shadow cut across the crease, arched brows and a nude lip. Her nails were also neutral and filed round.
Del Rey's bouncy hair brought to mind the delicate side of femininity, bolstered by a blue bird 'cottage core' dress, Cartier jewels and strappy sandals. This '60s aesthetic isn't uncommon for Del Rey. In fact, the artist has built her entire persona around it, playing with the different fashion and beauty trends of the era throughout her career. She's been known to sport curly crops, loose beehives, and BumpIts headbands à la Brigette Bardot.
For the 2025 Met Gala, Cofone styled Del Rey's dark brown mane in super-tight pin curls around her head. Pops of blond and caramel-colored highlights poked through in the front, while a gold brooch detail was fastened in the back. The intricate updo took on a life of its own but allowed her mesh and floral-embroidered back to simultaneously shine. Her black gown, designed by Alessandro Michele, also included a velvet front with a drop waist and a satin bubble skirt. Long feathers stuck out from the bow accent on her left shoulder.
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