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Stacy Keibler Line Cover Makes Waves

Stacy Keibler graced the cover of Line magazine surprising fans with an edgy, high fashion look this week.

The 33-year-old's modern look saw a departure from her signature smooth blonde locks.

Instead, Keibler's hair was darkened and teased into large frizzy curls held back by a large sequined headband.

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Furthermore, the former professional wrestler donned dark lipstick and smoky eye makeup as well as a provocative blue-patterned dress that featured a plunging neckline.

The Line magazine cover was a far cry from Keibler's usual look, and the model embraced the avant-garde photo shoot.

"This was my absolute favorite shoot to date," she revealed, according to People.com. "It was so fun to try different and more dramatic looks. It felt almost theatrical."

Meanwhile, the model is bouncing back from a very public breakup. Keibler had dated George Clooney since last year, but the pair amicably split in June.

"There's nothing really dramatic that happened, so it's all good," the model assured fans while speaking to Extra last month.

The television presenter is staying busy and focusing on work- Keibler appears on the new Lifetime television series "Supermarket Superstar."

"I'm someone that's always lived the present moment," she told Extra. "I always look at the positive on everything. I'm so excited for all these projects coming up, and I'm super busy."

Back up Keibler's claims that things are "all good" despite the break up from Clooney, a source close to the pair said that the split was mutual.

"It's been slowly falling apart for awhile, Stacy knew George was not the man to settle down with," an insider told Us magazine.

"Stacy and George have been having an ongoing discussion in the last few weeks," the source added. "It wasn't a one-sided decision. No one got dumped. They both discussed it and realized it was better that they split."

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