Style diva Rita Ora looks unrecognizable without hair extensions

Rita Ora's fans were in for a shock when the singer recently debuted her natural bleached blonde pixie cut styled hair.

The 25-year old singer dropped her amazing hair extensions as she stepped out for a dinner date with her sister at Pizza Express on Wednesday. The “X Factor” judge is known for her unique style sense and loves to experiment with a range of wigs and extensions.

However, unlike her hair, Rita’s attire appeared to be spick and span as she headed to the pizza joint in blue denim jeans and a loose grey hoodie. Ora completed the look with dark purple lip color and teamed her hoodie with a black leather jacket to beat the nip in the air, The Sun reports.

Rita was recently in news owing to her nip slip as her plunging gown fell open during a TV show. The singer talked about her wardrobe malfunctions during an interview with The Sun and said that she is not bothered by it.

“Whatever, you have got to take some risks in fashion. That was a risk that I took and I am proud of it. From the start I have always been the type to wear what I want. It is all about being an individual. I feel comfortable in what I wear,” The Sun quoted Rita.

Rita has proved that she is really proud of her natural self by stepping out without her hair extensions. She appeared carefree and enjoyed the evening with her sister.

On the work front, Rita is set to reprise her role as Christian Grey’s (Jamie Dornan) sister Mia Grey in “Fifty Shades Darker.” The movie is slated for a 2017 release. Also, Ora is prepped up for the finale of the singing reality show “X Factor.”

Ora also opened up about her social media obsession during an interview with Glamour and revealed that she goes offline only when she is asleep.

“People think I don’t control my accounts, but I do it all on my own. That way there is no one to blame but myself. I’ve made some mistakes in the past, saying too much about my personal life, so now I just use it for work and positive messages,” Glamour magazine quoted the singer.

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