January Jones has launched a new look.
The 46-year-old American actress, known for her role as Betty Draper in the TV series Mad Men, shared a photo of herself on Instagram on Thursday in which she looks very different.
The Anger Management star, who normally sports a short, platinum blonde bob, had her locks pulled back into a ponytail, making them appear darker in the light.
The Hollywood star wore a red button-up sweater and smiled for the camera, while also wearing gray hot pants.
On her feet she wore a pair of leg warmers inspired by Flashdance.
To complete her 80s-inspired fitness look, she wore a pair of statement sunglasses.
Earlier this year, the blonde bombshell showed off her youthful body when she posed for a series of bikini photos in her backyard.
In July, she posted a series of photos on Instagram, giving fans a glimpse into her summer.
January Jones has debuted a new look. The American actress, 46, known for her role as Betty Draper in the TV series Mad Men, shared a photo of herself on Instagram on Thursday in which she looks very different
The Anger Management star, who normally sports a short platinum blonde bob, has her locks pulled back in a ponytail and they appear darker in the light
January wore a red and white striped two-piece swimsuit with a matching baseball cap and gold jewelry.
She wore her light blonde hair pulled back and donned black sunglasses as she smiled for the camera.
January provided the merry-go-round with red and white hearts.
January is known for her role as Betty Draper in the TV series Mad Men. Pictured next to co-star Jon Hamm
Fans filled the comments with compliments for the star. One user wrote: ‘January bikini season is my favorite season of the year.’
Meanwhile, another person joined the conversation: “January mid-July,” with a heart-eye emoji.
In April, January showed off her toned abs in a playful black floral bikini and straw hat.
The X-Men actress stuck out her tongue in one shot and posed from behind in another, looking over her shoulder.
January wrote cheekily: ‘Maybe it’s time to get my swimsuit down from the attic, but this will do for now.’