Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's daughter, North West, turned heads with a bold hair transformation during a recent outing with her mom.
On Wednesday, June 4, North, 11, stepped out for a dinner date with her reality star mom, 44, in Malibu, the Daily Mail reported.
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A few friends joined the pre-teen for the outing as North rocked an all-black outfit. However, what really stole the show was the 11-year-old's bright blue hair.
Previously, North sported hair with some blue streaks as opposed to having the eye-popping color all over her tresses.
See photos of North's head-turning new hair here!
This wasn't the first time Kim and Kanye's eldest child experimented with her appearance in recent months. In May, North debuted a drastic style switch-up during a different outing with the SKIMs mogul. She swapped her edgy and oversized looks—often inspired by streetwear, the '90s and Tyler the Creator—for a more emo vibe.
It will be interesting for Kardashian-Jenner fans to see how North's fashion style evolves as she approaches her teen years.
In addition to North, exes Kardashian and West share three children: Saint, 9, Chicago, 7, and Psalm, 6.
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