Hayley Williams Of Paramore Rocked Red Hair And Short Curved Bangs At 2011 Grammys

Vocalist Hayley Williams of American rock band Paramore walked the Red Carpet with her famous band mates, bassist Jeremy Davis, and guitarist Taylor York.

She looked stunning in a vibrant red hued ringlet infused chin length bob.  Hayley wore a dramatic short bang which were slightly curved under.

The short bangs combined with the curl infused square bob creates a striking look.  Especially because Hayley accented her hairstyle with bright red lipstick and red eyebrows.  She had quite a distinctive look.

She was wearing a  Jeremy Scott black dress with a hot pink skirt.  She told E! he was “her favorite designer.” She confessed “he made this dress for me." Hayley told E! that it took her "hours" to get ready in the bathroom while her band mates were urging her to hurry up.  “The guys leave and I leave clothes everywhere,” she said.

Paramore, an American rock band from Franklin, Tennessee, formed in 2004 were co-presenters during The Grammys with Pauley Perrette (Abby) from the popular NCIS show.  Pauley told the audience she was thrilled to temporarily be part of the famous rock group.

The group became popular because of their song, Decode, which was included on the Twilight Soundtrack which brought in legions of new fans. 

Paramore went into the awards show with several Grammy nominations and earned a nod in the best pop performance by a duo or group with vocals category for their The Only Exception.  Hayley was also up for best pop collaboration with vocals for her team-up with rapper B.o.B., Airplanes, Part II.

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