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When the rest of the world zigs, Adele<\/a> zags \u2013\u00a0something she\u2019s proved once again with an appearance at the British Grand Prix on Sunday. Spotted entering the paddock at Silverstone, Adele was wearing her hair in a much straighter style to her usual retro blow-out.<\/p>\n Sleek and straight, and without her usual bumped-under ends or subtle volume at the root, the singer\u2019s hairstyle was just one element of her decidedly 2000s look: a McLaren Constructor\u2019s World champions tee featuring F1 pin-up Lando Norris<\/a>, orange-tinted aviators, large gold hoops and a \u201cmummy\u201d necklace.<\/p>\n Adele walks in the paddock at Silverstone.<\/span>Kym Illman\/Getty Images<\/span><\/p>\n<\/figure>\n Interestingly, Adele\u2019s new hairstyle arrives as big, voluminous, \u201980s-inspired hair is having a moment. From the revival of the wash-and-set to the resurgence of professional blow-dries<\/a>, a high-volume coiffure is undoubtedly back, largely thanks to the influence of nostalgic shows like Rivals<\/em> and a pendulum swing away from the pared-back, \u201cclean girl\u201d beauty of the pandemic.<\/p>\n Adele\u2019s smooth, straight lengths and subtle money-piece highlights fit into neither of these trends. Instead, she could have stepped straight out of the early Aughts, her laidback, low-key aesthetic reminiscent of the turn of the millennium.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n