Fans of Jessica Chastain will see her this summer sporting a chin-length layered bob, which might be the perfect choice for this season.

A lot of celebrities nowadays have been opting to stay makeup-free, as the incoming warmer days are up ahead. Moreover, it would be as logical to cut one's hair as well to brace for the season. After all, it will be easier to manage and may not need styling at all. The latest to have her hair chopped is Chastain, who most fans have known to have stayed firm with her long locks.

The Interstellar star took to Instagram to share to her supporters her newest look, a layered bob that might probably become a hit. The haircut was by Renato Campora, who has also worked with Mila Kunis, Selena Gomez, Jessica Alba, and Amanda Seyfried, among many others. So clearly, Chastain was in good hands, and the result was nothing short of beautiful.

"Summer Cut #winterfire," Chastain captioned what she reposted from the stylist.

Campora also shared some behind the scenes before the final product, with him picking pieces and cutting them at an angle. This while Chastain was already glammed up and dressed.

Meanwhile, Chastain has practically had her long hair throughout her appearances, so the newest look is definitely a fresh one in the eyes of the public. Her locks are just one that make her stand out from the crowd, apart from her wit and beauty. However, the actress admitted in March that her mane wasn't something she's happy about when she was younger.

"You know, I think any time a child is different from the pack it's something you have to get used to," Chastain said.

Upcoming Film

Fortunately, she finally learned to embrace unique things about her. Now, Chastain is obviously mixing things up a bit by trying a new hairstyle. However, some noted that it was actually for her role in IT: Chapter 2, an upcoming sequel of the hit 2017 horror film.

James McAvoy confirmed that filming for the movie has already started, which might explain Chastain's hair. Comicbook noted that the layered bob was needed for her role as Beverly Marsh in IT: Chapter 2. It was obvious with her caption, abovementioned.

She used winter fire, a clear reference to the novel. In the book, her character's hair was referred to as that by Ben Hanscom in a poem, so it is safe to say that this was partly because of her upcoming role.