Rita Ora's Hair Makeover -- Love Or Loathe Her Frequent Dye Jobs?

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She’s quite the chameleon! British singer-songwriter Rita Ora has been seen rocking three wildly different ‘dos in the past three weeks. What do you think of Rita’s constantly changing hair? Tell us below!

22-year-old Rita Ora has been evolving her style ever since she hit the spotlight in 2011 with her breakthrough single “Hot Right Now.” But it seems lately that the singer has been changing her appearance with lightening-fast speed. In the past three weeks, Rita has dyed her hair three drastically different shades. We love that Rita is fearless! But what do YOU think of her makeovers?

Rita Ora Dyes Hair — Love Or Loathe Her Three Different Looks?

On May 7, Rita posted a photo to Instagram looking perfectly lovely with her platinum blonde bob in loose, beachy waves. Her followers were in for a shock on May 21, however, when the singer posted another photo to Instagram. Rita was sporting bright blue hair — and totally pulling it off! She captioned the picture “#bluehairday” and worked it for the camera, posing like a pro to show off her new hair. But then, just three days later on May 24, Rita was spotted going out to dinner in London with long, white-blonde hair with yellow tips.

Three looks in three weeks! We think Rita has all the versatility, trendiness, and confidence necessary to constantly change up her style!

Rita Has A New Boyfriend — Calvin Harris

When Rita was seen out with on May 24 , her hair wasn’t the only new thing in her life. She was going out to dinner with new boyfriend, DJ and music producer, Calvin Harris.

The couple made their relationship public on May 12, at the Daft Punk album release party in London.

Rita certainly has made a lot of changes in her life recently! So tell us HollywoodLifers, do you love or loathe her different hair looks?

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