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Alexander Skarsgård's Bald Haircut News: Actor Shaved Off Middle Part, Invokes Shocked Reactions

It takes a lot of courage to bring Alexander Skarsgård's new hairdo to the red carpet. That's what the Swedish actor did at a New York Event on Friday, Oct. 27, when he showed off his clean-shaven dome, complete with a donut of hair on the sides.

Skarsgård, at 41 years old, looked even older just before the weekend as he stepped under the lights of the Volez Voguez Voyagez x Louis Vuitton event in New York. The "It" star may have taken a cue from his recent role, shaving clean just the top middle part of his hair while keeping a ring of tuft on the side, in a style that's sometimes called the "Power Donut."

He was earlier spotted keeping his head warm under a navy beanie, which he got rid off later under the full glare of the red carpet lights, according to People.

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This could be part of his preparation for his role in the upcoming drama "The Hummingbird Project." While some may opt for the prosthetics route, the Emmy-award winning actor could have decided to go all in on his new character with the new look, one which calls to mind a middle-aged executive or an aging sports commentator, perhaps.

It's a style that's not without its critics, GQ being one among those who do not thoroughly approve. The look might be one the actor tried out on a whim, and it will go back to normal in a few months, unlike other men around the world who, due to bad genes, have to sport the look for the rest of their lives.

A closeup of his shaved peak would later show up on social media, posted by what is believed to be Skarsgård's secret Instagram account. The post just says "Moonrise," accompanied by a photo of the shaved head, up close and seen from the front.

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