Emily Atack shows off her new bob haircut after taking a trip to the salon as she poses for a stunning mirror selfie

Published: 08:01 EDT, 30 October 2026 | Updated: 08:15 EDT, 30 October 2026 Emily Atack showed off her chic new bob haircut after taking a trip to the salon on Friday.The Inbetweeners star, 36, took to her Instagram Stories with a stunning selfie debuting her new hair as she ditched her long tresses.Sitting in the chair at the hairdressers, she looked effortlessly chic donning a grey jumper and jeans.It comes after Emily had thrown her support behind a group of teenage girls who are seeking a ban on school uniforms in porn. Four pupils of the Little Feminist Book Club at The Cooper School in Bicester have launched a national campaign demanding the UK government to ban the use of school uniforms in pornography.While the UK's Crime and Policing Act, which comes in November, outlaws pornographic material featuring adults pretending to be children under 16, the students have pointed out a significant loophole.Emily Atack showed off her chic new bob haircut after taking a trip to the Salon on Friday (pictured left with new bob and right earlier this year) The Inbetweeners star, 36, took to her Instagram Stories with a stunning selfie debuting her new hair as she ditched her long tressesBecause secondary school and sixth-form students wear uniforms up to age 18, actors over 16 can legally wear school uniforms in adult media.Emily shared a video of BBC News covering the campaign on Instagram and wrote: 'With you all.'The actress found fame on The Inbetweeners as pupil Charlotte Hinchcliffe. Her character was heavily sexualised by the script as she was referred to as 'Charlotte Big Jugs' by the four male show leads.Emily later noted she 'naively didn't think what narrative was being painted' for her at the time, leading to immediate typecasting and risqué magazine photoshoots.She also presented a documentary, Asking For It, back in 2023 in which she detailed the daily sexual harassment she faced on social media.At one point she suggested her previous television roles such as Charlotte 'Big Jugs' Hinchcliffe – the sexual awakening for the four lead boys in the Inbetweeners – played a part in her sexualisation online.She said at the time: 'It's horrible because it's out of control now, I feel so embarrassed and angry because I feel like I've allowed it.'The teenagers' campaign has gained national momentum and surpassed 40,000 signatures on Change.org. It comes after Emily had thrown her support behind a group of teenage girls who are seeking a porn ban on school uniforms The actress found fame on The Inbetweeners as pupil Charlotte Hinchcliffe. Her character was heavily sexualised by the script – being referred to as 'Charlotte Big Jugs'The movement is backed by Durham University law professor Clare McGlynn and has reached Parliament.Professor McGlynn told the BBC: 'It's raising a national conversation about just how problematic it is that we use school uniforms in mainstream pornography.'The genre of teen pornography is, unfortunately, one of the largest categories in mainstream pornography. But it's not just that - it's also closely associated with more violent and aggressive material.'Where someone says they're pretending to be 17 and in school uniform, that's not covered by the law.'She added: 'Let's face it, the reality is that school uniforms are trying to portray a young girl.'UK Victims Minister Alex Davies-Jones has also commended the students for speaking out against the sexualisation of young girls.