Everybody loves “Stranger Things,” or at least Barb, and now we all have another reason to be counting down the days until season 2 premieres: the cast is going to have horrible 80s haircuts.
“This year it is very different,” Sarah Hindsgaul, the lead hairstylist for the show told to Refinery29.
She continued:
“We start stepping more into the ‘80s, which is kind of amazing, visually. Last year was ’83 and this year is ’84, and they’re still in Hawkins, Indiana — but people are starting to realize there are perms and mullets, so we’re using a lot of wigs this year, because no one wants perms and mullets.”
RT, Sarah.
RT.
Unless you’re Zendaya. Then you’re into it for some strange reason,
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