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Prince William, who just shared a special Valentine’s Day lunch with his ladylove Kate Middleton, is featured on the cover and in the pages of the new issue of Hello! magazine. His appearance in the mag is due to a set of photographs of Wills that were sold to the highest bidder to raise funds for charity. Hello! paid the most so they get to use the photos. As you can see from Wills‘s Hello! coverphoto, he is rockin’ some seriously black hair … a whole lot of hair, actually:

Could it be a trick of the light? Or is Prince William the first member of the Royal Family to dabble in, dare one say it, a touch of Grecian 2000? A new portrait of the future king, taken only last month, shows him with a good covering of dark hair. It is all the more striking because it was taken just before his royal tour of Australia, where a gust of wind left onlookers in no doubt about his thinning crown. The image is one of several appearing in Hello! this week after they were sold to the celebrity magazine for an undisclosed sum in aid of charity. But while some make it look as if William has dyed his hair, it appears the change of colour may be down to either lighting or computer trickery because in other pictures his familiar dark blond locks are on display. The cover picture, showing the 27-year-old prince with his hands in the pockets of his jeans, smiling cheekily at the camera, was taken by a former drug addict and rough sleeper and is the first official royal portrait to be taken by a non-professional. Jeff Hubbard, 53, was eventually helped by Crisis, the national charity for single homeless people, and now has his own flat in East London. The charity persuaded William to let himself be photographed by Mr Hubbard. A double portrait signed by both men will be displayed at Somerset House in London from March 10 as part of the exhibition A Positive View before being auctioned for the charity. Although the money from the sale of the photos to Hello! will go to Crisis, there will be concern that William is allowing his ‘image rights’ to be used for commercial advantage.

Firstly, I think it’s fantastic that Wills would allow his image to be used to raise funds for charity. Something as simple as posing for a camera will, very likely, net millions of dollars for very needy charities. I can’t think of a better way to use one’s “image”. I’m more concerned, tho, by the misleading headline The Real William because the real William does not have a head of thick, black hair. After the jump, check out a real image of the real William for comparison …

I suppose I can understand why Wills would not want a photo like this one to be splashed across magazines but perhaps Hello! should’ve gone with a different headline. Mebbe something like, William — Like you’ve never seen him before! Altho the Hello! coverphoto has been heavily manipulated, it’s still a fantastic photo … one that is likely to raise a lot of money for a very good cause. It’s win/win all around. Besides, I like Wills with the black hair … it’s a good look for him, don’tcha think?

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