‘Don’t cut your bangs!’ Comedian Celeste Barber shares dire warning to fans after her attempt at copying supermodel Bella Hadid’s chic new haircut ends in disaster
Australian comedian Celeste Barber is known for copying some of the world’s biggest supermodels for a laugh.
But the joke appeared to be on Celeste this week, when the 38-year-old suffered a disaster while trying to imitate American runway star Bella Hadid on Instagram.
Celeste tried to recreate Bella’s new front fringe at home, but was devastated by the vast difference her hairstyle had in comparison to the 23-year-old model’s.
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‘Do not cut your bangs’ Comedian Celeste Barber, 38, took on supermodel Bella Hadid (L) to disastrous results after trying to copy her chic hairstyle which she shared to Instagram
Celeste first showed a video of Bella showing off her new chic look in an orange crop top that put her toned midriff on display.
The catwalk queen showed off her razored bangs, while smiling at the camera.
The clip then cut to Celeste who appeared to have cut a fringe into her own hair that was far too short for her liking.
She wimpered for the camera, hinting she was on the verge of crying.
Don’t try this at home! The clip then cut to Celeste who had cut bangs into her hair in a disastrous way with her looking like she was going to cry
‘Just because Bella cut her bangs in iso DOESN’T MEAN YOU SHOULD!’ she wrote under the video caption.
However, a number of fans speculated that comedian Celeste had just used a number of bobby pins or a clip-in in order to get the look of bangs for a comedic shock value.
The post was liked by a number of Celeste’s high-profile followers, including Selma Blair, Beth Ditto and Marion Cotillard.
Power: Celeste has gained a new level of stardom after raising an enormous $51 million for the Australian bushfires earlier this year
Celeste has gained a new level of stardom after raising an enormous $51 million for the Australian bushfires earlier this year.
Speaking to InStyle magazine in March, Celeste threw cold water on the idea she would enter politics after her heroic fund-raising feat.
Celeste jokingly said ‘I’m the Australian Oprah now’, before calling herself a non-political person.
The social media star originally set a goal of $30,000, but ended up raising $51 million, but it has been held in legal limbo.
Next move! Speaking to InStyle magazine in March, Celeste threw cold water on the idea she would enter politics after her heroic fund-raising feat
Committed: Later Celeste went on to host the Australian bushfire relief concert, which raised another $9.5million for the relief effort. Here: Fire Fight Australia concert in Sydney