Why the social media thinks Brad Pitt copies his girlfriends?

For decades, fans have noticed a curious pattern in Brad Pitt’s love life and it has nothing to do with breakups or red carpets. Instead, it’s his uncanny habit of slowly resembling the women he dates.

The phenomenon dates back to the 1990s, when Pitt and Gwyneth Paltrow famously appeared with nearly identical blonde bobs. Though Paltrow later insisted the matching haircut wasn’t intentional, the synchronized look instantly became pop-culture lore.

Observers say the pattern didn’t stop there. Over the years, Pitt has been spotted mirroring partners’ aesthetics from slicked-back hairstyles during his relationship with Juliette Lewis to curtain bangs reminiscent of Angelina Jolie’s look while supporting her film promotions.

Now, fans believe history may be repeating itself. Since dating jewelry executive Ines de Ramon, the Oscar winner has leaned into a more youthful, fashion-forward wardrobe, reportedly embracing bucket hats and flared pieces that echo her “funky sense of style.”

Psychologists often link this kind of visual alignment to relationship bonding a subtle form of mirroring that signals emotional closeness. In Hollywood, however, it also fuels fascination. Is Pitt deliberately reinventing himself for love, or is it simply what happens when two style-savvy people influence each other?

Either way, one thing is clear: when Brad Pitt falls for someone, the transformation rarely goes unnoticed and the internet is always watching.