In most movies, the main characters have a signature look that lays the groundwork for additional spinoff hairstyles as the plot evolves. The extent of it is usually an updo for a fancy event or maybe the addition of a hair accessory here or there, but mainly, just as we don’t change our entire look day in and day out, most film characters don’t either. However, in “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” we see over 25 different hairstyles on the main character, Evelyn Wang (played by Michelle Yeoh), and each one is vastly different from the next.
The sci-fi drama, which hit theaters on March 25, follows Evelyn, a Chinese immigrant who has to save the world by traveling through the multiverse. It also stars Jamie Lee Curtis (Deirdre Beaubeirdra) and Stephanie Hsu (Joy Wang).
Because the plot involves Evelyn exploring multiple realities, she has a distinct look for each one, created by the movie’s hair department head, Anissa Salazar. “There is so much happening, as anyone can see from the trailer,” Salazar tells POPSUGAR. “There are so many different looks, from a Chinese opera house, to K-pop star, to a gothic Sailor Moon, to an Elvis pink universe.”
Ahead, learn more about the standout hairstyles you see in “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” from Curtis’s epic blond microbob to Hsu’s pink Elvis wing.