Bindi Irwin has shocked with a brand new look, just in time for Mother’s Day.
The Wildlife Warrior, 25, turned heads as she arrived at the Steve Irwin Gala at the the Bellagio Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas on Saturday with a chic bob haircut, after recently cutting her shoulder-length mane.
Looking glamorous with her cropped new ‘do, the mother-of-one proudly showcased her transformation on the red carpet as she posed in a khaki tea dress with a plunging neckline.
She completed her look with gold strappy heels, a matching pendant necklace and a wrist watch.
For makeup, the zookeeper sported peach blush, faux lashes and a slick of taupe lipstick.
Bindi Irwin, 25, shocked as she arrived at the Steve Irwin Gala at the the Bellagio Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas on Saturday with a chic bob haircut, after recently cutting her shoulder-length mane. (Pictured left in April, and right on Saturday)
Hours later, Bindi shared a flurry of red carpet photos to Instagram, prompting her many fans to praise the star’s new look.
‘Your hair… it’s so stunning!’ one wrote, as another added: ‘Lovin’ your new look!’
‘The most amazing humans! And your new hair looks SO GOOD on you!’ someone else added.
Looking glamorous with her cropped new ‘do, the mother-of-one proudly showcased her transformation on the red carpet as she posed in a khaki tea dress with a plunging neckline
Bindi was joined on the red carpet by her glamorous looking mother Terri, 59, (right) and brother Robert, 19, (left)
Bindi was joined on the red carpet by her glamorous looking mother Terri, 59, who looked sensational in a slinky, gun-metal grey number that highlighted her sensational figure.
Bindi’s little brother Robert, 19, meanwhile looked slick in a black suit and champagne bow-tie.
It comes after fans were left scratching their heads as to why the Steve Irwin Gala was being held in the US, given that the late Steve Irwin was Australian.
Terri looked sensational in a slinky, gun-metal grey number that highlighted her sensational figure.
‘Having the Steve Irwin Gala in America instead of Australia is a disappointing to say the least,’ one fan wrote on social media.
Another user questioned: ‘Steve’s an Aussie icon why’s this in America.’
‘Time to change the venue .. your Australian, he was Australian, so bring it home .. no support at all in US,’ one commented.
However, one pleased US fan wrote: ‘Thank you so much for having a gala in America as it makes participating more reachable for many of Steve’s fans.’
Robert looked dapper indeed in a classic tuxedo paired with a chic bow-tie
Other fans were left shocked by the $750 ticket prices.
‘If only it weren’t $750…I would love to go. That’s a pretty hefty price for any gala,’ a fan wrote.
‘Wish I could afford it. Would love to go and support. Big fan of all the Irwin’s, and their work.’
A gala honouring the late wildlife warrior’s legacy will also take place in Brisbane on November 9.
