Jennifer Lawrence Dyes Hair Jet Black for 'Hunger Games': 'Silver Linings Playbook' Best Actress Winner Goes with Darker Hair Color to Play Katniss Everdeen

Yet another Oscar winner has changed their look following an Academy Award victory. "Silver Linings Playbook" actress and Best Actress winner Jennifer Lawrence has changed her hair color to jet black for the "Hunger Games" sequel.

As reported on Mstarz, Ben Affleck, the director, producer, and star of "Argo" shaved his beard almost immediately after winning a Best Picture Oscar. However, that was reportedly more of a "starting new" grooming move for the "Argo" star. According to The Hollywood Reporter Jennifer Lawrence was spotted Monday leaving a Beverly Hills hair salon with black hair for her role in "Hunger Games: Catching Fire."

According to Too Fab, the starlet was in a great mood and told everyone she was headed to Hawaii to film for "Hunger Games."

Lets not forget singer Britney Spears also just went darker. The singer was seen with a new brunette hair color at Elton John's Oscars after-party and got rave reviews.

As for the 22-year-old Lawrence, there is little she can do wrong right now. The actress is the "it" girl in Hollywood right now after her Best Actress win at the 85th Annual Academy Awards. She even caught the attention of Jack Nicholson after the Oscars.

The new hair color is not entirely new for Lawrence who sported darker hair at the  "Silver Linings Playbook" screening back in November. However, recently Lawrence has been going with a much lighter hair color through awards season.

Now that there are even more Lawrence fans out there, which hair color do you prefer? The light color the actress had at the Oscars or her new dark hair color that she is using to play Katniss Everdeen in the new "Hunger Games"? You can see a side by side of the two different styles here.

We have already seen major appearance changes for Ben Affleck, Britney Spears, and now Jennifer Lawrence. Who is next? Or maybe I should ask, who do you think needs a change?