Every Iconic '90s- and Y2K-Inspired Beauty Look From "Do Revenge"

Where Drea is polished and flawless, Eleanor starts out as simpler, with no makeup and long, shaggy hair. "Maya's hair at the beginning was to convey her state of mind," Ballard says. "It was purely to convey the fact that she does not give a sh*t. Her hat says, 'I hate it here.' You're able to see that she's not happy in the environment she's in; she doesn't fit into the environment she's in."

As Eleanor's character develops, so does her style, leading to one of the film's most memorable scenes: Eleanor's hair makeover.