Saweetie Shows Off Her Bleach Blonde Hair and Fans Think She Is ‘STUNNN-ING’

Just days after posting a picture of herself rocking blue hair, Saweetie is on to her next hair color. On Instagram, on Nov. 9, she posted a series of photos wearing her new French-inspired look while showing off her bleach blonde tresses.

In the photo, the Icy Girl is wearing a black halter neck crop top, a black and red plaid skirt and sheer stockings. Her look is rounded out with red bottoms, a black beret and a black purse. She kept her makeup simple, wearing her regular eyelashes and deep red lipstick.

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Her caption reads, “mademoiselle diamonté.”

Fans gave their compliments to the rapper in the comments.

“OUI OUI,” one wrote.

Another wrote, “Giving the girls ‘Voulez-vous coucher avec moi, ce soir?’”

Other people wrote, “Cmon fall looks,” and “STUNNN-ING.”

One thing that is clear about the “My Type” rapper is that she enjoys dressing up. For Halloween, she imitated looks from drag queen and TV personality RuPaul and the iconic group Destiny’s Child. But the look that really caught people’s attention was her X-Men-inspired look of Mystique.

On Oct. 31, Saweetie and her boyfriend, Migos member Quavo, attended Kendall Jenner’s 25th birthday party. Matching his lady, Quavo dressed as Beast from X-Men.

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On Nov. 1, Saweetie shared the photos of their Halloween looks on Instagram.

For the caption, she wrote, “CRIPTIQUE.”

One person typed, “Competition over now . They just ate everybody up.”

Actress Tiffany Foxx agreed with fans about Saweetie’s costume, writing, “Bay Bay!!! U won this year and thats just PERRRRIODTTTT!!!! OMG!”

Some people are already anxious to see how the 26 year old will dress for the upcoming holidays.

City Girls member JT commented, “Girl you went crazy for Halloween I wonder what thanksgiving gone be like.”

She dressed up for Christmas last year, so it’s expected that she will do the same this year.

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