Kylie Jenner Debuted a New Hairstyle at an Early Birthday Dinner with Friends - MarieClaire.com

Her birthday isn't until August 10, but Kylie Jenner celebrated early this week with friends at a dinner at Nobu in Los Angeles.

The reality star and makeup mogul, who is turning 23 this year, documented the occasion on her Instagram Stories in a series of video clips.

Fans noticed that Kylie was sporting a new look in the clips. The star wore her hair in a natural looking, brown bob for the night out.

Kylie Jenner debuted a new look for her birthday this week.

The reality star/makeup mogul turns 23 this week (on August 10, to be exact—mark your calendars). Earlier this week, she had an early birthday celebration with some friends at Nobu in Los Angeles. Kylie documented the night out on her Instagram Story, because that's just what you do in 2020 when a thing happens.

"Last night my besties took me to a last minute early bday dinner," Kylie captioned one clip on Instagram Stories featuring herself and her friend, Harry Hudson. Kardashian fans (and people who just can't avoid knowing a lot about the Kardashians and Jenners because, again, that's life in 2020) noticed that Kylie was sporting a new look: A chic but casual, natural-looking bob.

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Kylie looked stylish as always in a white, crocheted bralette top and an oversized black, leather jacket, which she showed off in a clip of her blowing out the candles on her birthday cake.

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Kayleigh Roberts Contributor Kayleigh Roberts is the weekend editor at Marie Claire, covering celebrity and entertainment news, from actual royals like Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle to Hollywood royalty, like Katie Holmes and Chrissy Teigen.

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