The beautiful brown-eyed Entourage star, Emmanuelle Chriqui, cut a couple of inches off her long, brunette hair for the Young Hollywood Awards last night in Los Angeles. Not many people could part with such healthy, shiny curls. Do you think it looks better longer or at the present collar-bone length?
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It's not very drastic so it's pretty much the same to me.
1I disagree, aimeeb. the different haircuts make a big difference. She looks nice in both but, the short hair makes her look like a small child.
2Yeah, they look the same to me...either one is fine. She's very pretty.
3How about neither...maybe she needs to rock it straight. This curly look seems to overpower her alot!
4i prefer the shorter length. the cut makes her look much more modern, and i don't think the longer length does anything to highlight her features; it just hangs there like a wall of hair. she's a gorgeous girl either way, though.
5omg this is only one of the few girl i would switch my physical image and i prefer it long!
6I like the longer hair style better.
7I prefer longer. Short is cute also. Idk. I like both.
8Neither. The long is too long and the short is really unhealthy looking. She should have cut 2-3 inches off the long and kept it like that.
9The shorter cut looks dated. I had my hair like that in 1990.
10shorter definitely. Its not too short and it gives her a more sophisticated look. I actually love both looks, but the shorter one looks better.
11She does wear it straight sometimes. She is gorgeous. Yeah I dont like the curly short, longer is better.
12She's very cute either way, but I think the longer hair works better.
13long hair
14Little trivia: she has the same hair stylist as Posh Spice and Amanda Bynes.
15Long hair for sure. The short looks kind of choppy.
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