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Home›How To›How to Look Like Joan Jett: 12 Steps

How to Look Like Joan Jett: 12 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
November 29, 2023
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Joan Jett, the iconic rockstar and lead singer of Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, is known for her edgy style and punk rock attitude. With her signature black hair, leather jackets, and smokey eye makeup, she is a timeless icon that continues to inspire fashionistas and musicians alike. If you want to channel her unique look, follow these 12 steps.

1. Get the Hair: Joan Jett’s most recognizable feature is her jet-black, shaggy hair with choppy layers and fringe. Visit a professional hairstylist to get a similar cut and dye your hair black if it isn’t already.

2. Grow Your Bangs: Joan Jett often sports long bangs that sweep across her forehead or stick straight up for a rebellious vibe. Be patient and let your hair grow out to achieve this look.

3. Use Hair Wax: To create texture and separation in your shaggy hairstyle, use hair wax or pomade. This will give your hair an edgier appearance.

4. Rock a Leather Jacket: No Joan Jett look is complete without a classic leather jacket or a faux-leather alternative. Choose one with silver hardware, such as zippers and studs, for extra punk-rock appeal.

5. Experiment with Band T-shirts: Embrace your inner rockstar by wearing vintage band t-shirts or ones featuring your favorite rock bands.

6. Layer Up: Combine various layers in different textures, such as denim vests over t-shirts or plaid flannel over tank tops, to create depth and dimension in your outfit.

7. Opt for Dark Denim: Black or dark-wash jeans are a staple in Joan Jett’s wardrobe. Pair them with combat boots or studded belt for the ultimate punk look.

8. Accessorize with Chunky Jewelry: Add some edge to your outfit with silver or black chunky jewelry, including statement necklaces, layered bracelets, and oversized rings.

9. Master the Smokey Eye: Joan Jett’s signature makeup look is the smokey eye. To achieve this, use a combination of black and dark gray eyeshadow along with black eyeliner. Don’t forget to apply mascara to accentuate your eyes.

10. Keep Your Brows Bold: Joan Jett rocks strong and full eyebrows as part of her iconic look. Use an eyebrow pencil or powder to fill in your brows and define their natural shape.

11. Rock Red Lips: Complete your makeup look with a bold red lipstick, just like Joan Jett often does for her concerts and public appearances.

12. Embrace Your Own Style: Ultimately, the key to looking like your favorite rockstar is to embrace your own unique style. Customize these tips to suit your personality and mix in elements inspired by Joan Jett that express your creativity.

By following these 12 steps, you’ll be well on your way to channeling the iconic and edgy style of Joan Jett. Don’t forget to add a touch of your own flair while rocking out to her greatest hits!

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