Sandra Bullock's hair evolution

Bullock hit the 1993 premiere of "Demolition Man" in a cute and curvy chin-length bob with airy bangs.

Just one year earlier, Bullock starred in "Speed" and a star was born. The following year, it was blonde curls and barrettes at the Blockbuster Awards.

In 1995, there wasn’t a soul who didn’t experiment with flicky, "Friends"-inspired layers. Bullock wore hers with honey highlights.

She wasn’t a teen idol in the ‘90s, but this sculptural updo at the 1996 People's Choice Awards was certainly prom-worthy.

For her first time gracing the Academy Awards red carpet — it would be 14 years until she picked up her own Oscar — Bullock went with a voluminous half-updo.

Bullock showed off her radiant natural texture, keeping it under wraps with two skinny black headbands.

Bullock opted for a French braid and barrette duo for an AIDS benefit in 1998.

In "Forces of Nature," Bullock played a beguiling free-spirit. For the film’s premiere in California, she chose a slightly darker, edgier bob.

Flick out the ends of that very same bob and what do you get? A flirty flip for the 1999 Teen Choice Awards. 

At the Los Angeles premiere of "Miss Congeniality" in 2000, Bullock framed her face with long tawny layers.

Do you remember Bullock's bangs moment? The first sighting was a curly version in Cannes for a screening of "Murder by Numbers" in 2002.

Looking like a brunette Marilyn Monroe, the same look is transformed for the New York City premiere of "Two Weeks Notice" in 2002.

At a press conference that same year, Bullock got a blowout to give the style a sleeker, softer vibe.

When your hair is as shiny and long as Bullock’s, why wouldn’t you wear a sky-high, genie-inspired ponytail — like the one seen here at the 2002 BAFTA/LA Britannia —absolutely every chance you got?

For her second Academy Awards in 2004, Bullock went for a lush pile of soft curls and chunky blond highlights. 

And the bangs are back! This time, they're a longer, wavier version for the 2005 MTV Movie Awards.

When your hair is as pretty as Bullock’s, you don’t need much to make it look gorgeous. At the 2005 premiere of "Miss Congeniality 2," a few bobby pins were all it took.

Hello, softly romantic updo. Hello, New York City "Infamous" premiere in 2006. Sidenote: Can we bring this look back?

You don’t need down-to-there hair to play with fun styles. At the 2006 Venice Film Festival, a retro-inspired bob was just the ticket.

A day or two later, the same haircut was worn straight and spiky.

At the Hollywood Awards Gala, Bullock broke out her bangs again, pairing the side part with a low and messy bun. 

What’s not to love about this super flattering cut, shown here at the 2006 MTV Movie Awards? The shoulder-grazing length highlights her flawless bone structure, while the dimensional auburn blond flatters her skin tone.

Red carpet hairstyles don’t need to be perfect. They can be fuzzy and breezy and beautiful, like this ponytail at the 2006 Los Angeles premiere of "All About Steve."

A wavy, asymmetrical updo was right on point for the Golden Globes in 2010.

We’re guessing the actress had been waiting for this night — the 2010 Academy Awards, where she won Best Actress — for her entire life. Her signature silky straight strands and a side part were equally as award-winning.

A thick curtain of eyelash-skimming bangs framed her chiseled face at the Globe Globes in 2011.

Look closely: That shiny ponytail at the 2012 Academy Awards goes on and on.

This style from the 2013 premiere of "Gravity" looks simple at first, but a closer look reveals long, face-framing layers and subtle side bangs.

Teasing the hair behind the hairline gave a touchable updo major lift for the "Gravity" premiere at the 2013 Venice International Film Festival.

For the 2013 Oscars, Bullock went back to basics ... kind of. This time, her ear-hugging crystal barrette was one of a kind.

The People’s Choice Awards in 2013 called for people-pleasing style: soft, tumbling waves parted in the center.

At the Director’s Guild Awards in 2014, Bullock’s easy updo was nearly more down than up.

By tossing her side ponytail on the opposite side as her part, this 2014 Golden Globes style had a pleasing asymmetry.

And sometimes, Bullock gives us perfect and traditional, like rich and voluminous curls with a sleek part at the Oscars.

There are some styles we return to again and again. This bobby pin look was perfect for an appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon."

There’s just something so pleasing about high-contrast styles. These messy, riotous waves pair perfectly with a slicked-down center part at the 2015 Women in Film Awards.

Bullock paired jagged ends with equally jagged bangs for the premiere of "Our Brand is Crisis" in Toronto.