Rita Ora appeared at the British Fashion Awards at the Royal Albert Hall in London, and surprised many with her appearance on the red carpet.

The singer showed her new image. On the red carpet, she posed in a wide suit, and in addition to bleaching her eyebrows, she also showed off her new hairstyle - the hated "mullet", which was a hit in the 80s, cut short with long ponytails, writes People.

Rita appeared in an oversized gray coat, baggy trousers and shirt, completing the look with bold make-up and jewellery. She appeared at the award with her mother Vera.

By the way, the singer from Kosovo often appears on the red carpet in bold outfits, and on several occasions she angered the Serbs with her statements about Kosovo.

"Mulet" is one of the most hated hairstyles, and the origin of the name of this hairstyle speaks for that. Namely, in English it is called "mullet", which comes from the word "mullethead", which was used to describe idiots in the 19th century, and in Europe it was popular among football players.

By the way, famous people like David Bowie, Rod Stewart, Keith Richards and Paul McCartney already wore the hated hairstyle in the 70s.