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A LIMERICK hairstylist helped Cillian Murphy look like a ‘boss’ for the Golden Globes.
Gareth Bromell helped Cillian Murphy get ready for the Golden Globes’ red carpet on Sunday evening.
The Castleconnell native became a household name after styling Taylor Swift’s hair. Since then, he has worked with A-list celebrities such as Phoebe-Waller Bridge, Lily Allen, Claire Foy, as well as Geri Halliwell.
Sharing pictures of himself and the Oppenheimer star, who won best actor at the Golden Globes, Gareth commented: "The Boss ready for the red carpet."
Gareth prepped Cillian's skin and also styled his hair.
The hairstylist attended the local primary school in Castleconnell and is the son of Lily Bromell and former winger Mick Bromell, who played with Thomond RFC, the Bohemians, as well as Munster in the late 70s.
Oppenheimer won five Golden Globes on Sunday night, including best director for Christopher Nolan, while actor Cillian Murphy took home best actor in a drama. The movie was also named the best drama motion picture and best supporting actor went to Robert Downey Jr for his role in the thriller.
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