13 That Black Latex, Though!Īlright, Lena Headey in this black latex bodysuit is HOT. At least Headey has the abs to pull it off, even if she isn't Britney and it's not 1998. The only way an article of clothing like this is acceptable is if this photo was taken in 1998 and Britney Spears was wearing it. On a note about this outfit, I honestly don’t know why Lena Headey is wearing this weird sweater wrap thing that was popular in 1998. That being said, Lena Headey doesn’t get too many chances to show off her abs on Game of Thrones, but girlfriend has some abs. And even when Margaery wore her crop top-esque dresses in King's Landing, Cersei was not impressed. In fact, the only women on Game of Throne who would wear something resembling a crop top would be Daenerys Targaryn and Margaery Tyrell. 14 Who Knew Cersei Lannister Has Abs?Ĭersei Lannister is not one for wearing crop tops. Since Lena Headey wears a wig, instead of dying her natural hair, it’s obviously easier to keep her blonde. I’m assuming the real reason is that the actors simply got tired of dying their hair for the roles.Ĭersei, on the other hand, is still rocking her blonde hair. Another explanation is that the sun isn’t out as much with winter being there. What's up with that? Well, one explanation could for this odd change is that they are aging. Both of them are pretty much rocking brown hair. Throughout the series, both Jaime and Tyrion’s hair has gotten darker and darker. In fact, Tyrion looks a little bit ridiculous, but whatever. If you watch the early seasons, Cersei, Jaime and Tyrion have very, very blonde hair. On Game of Thrones, all of the Lannisters are known for their golden hair, though this has apparently been forgotten about on the show. On the other hand, Cersei Lannister has golden blonde hair. Headey has dark hair, which she usually keeps short. The biggest difference between Lena Headey and Cersei Lannister is their hair. Lena Headey just has really good features, which means Cersei Lannister also has good features. Her face looks gorgeous, y’know because her face always looks gorgeous. Lena Headey looks super hot wearing overalls with nothing underneath. I mean, Tyrion did say Cersei's one redeeming quality is her cheekbones, right? 15 Overalls Never Looked So Good Maybe these photos will help you forget about how evil Cersei is. In an attempt to change some Cersei haters into Cersei lovers, below are 15 hot photos of Lena Headey. That dude can surely do something about Cersei's tragic hair. I mean, Qyburn brought the Mountain back from the dead and made a dragon arrow. It’s been two seasons since the Walk of Shame and Cersei is somehow unable to grow her hair past her ears? Cersei needs to chop some commoner’s head off and get Qyburn to make her a wig. And honestly, someone needs to do something about Cersei's hair. It may be hard to remember all the way back to when Cersei had hair, but she was hot. There was also a time in the show when Cersei Lannister was considered gorgeous as well. However, there is something we all - Cersei lovers and Cersei haters - can agree on: Lena Headey, who plays Cersei Lannister, is absolutely gorgeous. Even if I enjoy her witty one-liners, her "I don’t give a sh*t" attitude, and her affinity for drinking wine, I understand why Cersei has turned most audience members against her. Oh, and she’s been having an affair with her TWIN BROTHER.Īt this point, one can make a pretty good case against Cersei Lannister. She blew up about a zillion people in the Sept. And sure, she may never be as awful as Joffrey, but she did create that monster. She gave birth to one of the most vile characters on the show. She imprisoned Ned Stark, which ultimately led to his beheading. Here's a short laundry list of her wrongdoings: She ordered Sansa's direwolf to be put to death. And even though I may love me some Cersei Lannister, I understand how she rubs people the wrong way. In fact, she's the opposite of a fan favorite, because people really hate her. On Game of Thrones, Cersei Lannister has never been a fan favorite.
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