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Emmy Rossum on celebrating her natural curls: ‘I embrace my wholeness’

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Gostin, N. (2026, October 31). Emmy Rossum on celebrating her natural curls: ‘I embrace my wholeness’. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/31/style/emmy-rossum-celebrates-her-natural-curls/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-31 · by Nicki Gostin

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Emmy Rossum discussed embracing her natural curls at the premiere of her Hulu series "Furious" in July. She expressed feeling empowered by her authenticity and noted that positive feedback from others enhances her confidence, despite such reactions not being necessary. Rossum's shift to wearing her hair naturally partly stems from becoming a mother and wanting to set an example for her daughter.
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Emmy Rossum, in an interview on Kelly Clarkson's talk show, discussed her journey towards embracing her natural curly hair. She shared that becoming a mother influenced her decision to stop straightening her hair, stating, "I should just start wearing my hair the way it is." Rossum, who starred in the Hulu series "Furious," emphasized the importance of authenticity and uniqueness, saying, "I embrace my wholeness, my whole ethnicity, my specificity of texture." She noted that receiving compliments on her natural curls boosts her confidence. In 2022, Rossum had also posted on Instagram about her changing views on curly hair, noting how it projects a sense of confidence and self-acceptance.

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“I also had a daughter, and I was like, you know, I should just start wearing my hair the way it is,” she told Kelly Clarkson on Clarkson’s talk show.
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🔮 I would flat-iron and blow-dry and try to kind of contort this into a different ideal of beauty.”
2026-10-31 · New York Post
Emmy Rossum on celebrating her natural curls: ‘I embrace my wholeness’ · assertive framing

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“I embrace my wholeness,” Rossum continued, “my whole ethnicity, my specificity of texture. asserted
Rossum → embrace → texture
I think it’s important to step fully into who we are and not, you know, make ourselves smaller than we need to be.” asserted
we → think → ?
Rossum, who looked fabulous in a black sparkling Hermès gown, can be seen rocking her natural curls in the Hulu series “Furious.” asserted
who → look → series
“There is an emotional intent there for me to be able to be more of my private self in public,” Rossum told People at the “Furious” premiere in July. asserted
Rossum → be → July
“I think it’s important for me to feel empowered in my authenticity and my uniqueness,” she explains. asserted
she → think → authenticity
“And every time someone says that they like it, even though that shouldn’t be making me feel better, it does.” asserted
it → say → it
This comes after years of chemically straightening her locks. asserted
This → come → locks
In a 2022 Instagram video for Vogue, the “Shameless” alum shared how her perception of her hair has changed. asserted
perception → share → hair
“What I love about curly hair, I think that it projects a confidence,” she said. asserted
she → love → confidence
“For so many years, I straightened my hair. asserted
I → straighten → hair
I keratin-ed my hair. asserted
I → e → hair
I would flat-iron and blow-dry and try to kind of contort this into a different ideal of beauty.” asserted
I → iron → beauty
“And finally, embracing my natural hair is something that now makes me feel so unique,” she added. asserted
she → embrace → hair
The revelation was partly due in part to her daughter, whom she welcomed with husband Sam Esmail in 2021. asserted
she → welcome → 2021
“I also had a daughter, and I was like, you know, I should just start wearing my hair the way it is,” she told Kelly Clarkson on Clarkson’s talk show. asserted
she → have → show
“Why should I tell her that she should make her hair look [like] anything other than how it grows out of her head?” asserted
it → tell → head
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