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What is a 'gringe' and why is everyone talking about it?
OVER THE WEEKEND, Kate Middleton was spotted sporting a new haircut.
But not just any new haircut. The Duchess of Cambridge was spotted with a fringe.
As you can see, though, it’s not really a fringe.
In fact, it looks more like she’s growing out a fringe.
The Daily Mail has now coined a term for this phenomenon: “gringe”.
The newspaper reports that it’s low-maintenance and “covers a multitude of sins,” and is already predicting that it’ll be the hair trend of the season.
Determined to try the hair trend herself, This Morning’s Holly Willoughby got a ‘gringe’ live on air this morning.
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(And yes, everyone knows how rude it sounds.)
But already it looks like it’s catching on…
All hail the gringe.
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