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Audra Wing (born Audra Luzell) is an American celebrity hairstylist and hair educator based in Los Angeles, California. She is known for her work as a key hairstylist on ABC’s The Bachelor franchise, including The Bachelorette, The Golden Bachelor, and The Golden Bachelorette, as well as national promo campaigns for ABC and Hulu. Wing created "The Mane Event," a signature precision haircut and cutting method that debuted on reality star Taylor Frankie Paul in Season 22 of The Bachelorette and later appeared in Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.^[1][2]

Wing has styled high-profile clients across television, comedy, music, and red-carpet events. Her notable credits include:

• Jesse Palmer’s red-carpet look for the 97th and 98th Academy Awards^{[citation needed]}
• Danny Elfman’s hair for Hollywood Bowl performances, the Punky Rocky music video, and his drum performance with A$AP Rocky on Saturday Night Live^{[citation needed]}
• Comedians such as Theo Von, Harland Williams, Jeff Dye, Katherine Blanford, Annie Lederman, Lara Beitz, and Brittany Schmitt^{[citation needed]}
• Taylor Frankie Paul’s promotional and on-camera looks^{[citation needed]}
• Work on Dancing with the Stars and other major productions^{[citation needed]}

She is a Global Artist and educator for Hattori Hanzo Shears and Duomo Professional, teaching precision dry cutting, powerhouse blonding, texture mastery, and curly-hair techniques through in-person workshops and online education series.^{[citation needed]} She has been recognized as a Reader’s Choice Awardee in Best Shears by Beauty Launchpad Magazine (2021–2023).^[3][4]

Wing’s signature approach is described as “Hair that tells a story,” focusing on camera-ready cuts that emphasize movement, personality, and longevity under bright lights.^{[citation needed]}

• Official website
• Audra Wing at IMDb