Penelope Cruz sports a haircut on the latest issue of Vogue Spain magazine's September 2015 issue.
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Actress debuts new style on a fierce cover of Vogue Spain September 2015
Hollywood actress Penelope Cruz wears a fierce look on Vogue Spain cover
Penelope Cruz covers Vogue Spain September 2015 iisue
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The Hollywood actress looks ageless as she ears short brunette hair showing off ageless body in a dramatic piece with large pink bow details for the cover shot.
The actress known for her signature long hairstyle chose the themed shoot to raise breast cancer awareness reflective in her new role for the movie ‘Ma Ma’ where she plays a woman diagnosed with cancer.
her haircut for the shoot is in sync with her character for the movie. She looks good though, take a look above.
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