Bobs and lobs (long bobs) with textured layers were popular. This versatile style offers movement and a modern, chic look.
Shaggy hairstyles, characterized by layers and textured ends, were making a comeback.
Sharp and blunt haircuts, whether short or long, were in style. This clean and precise look can be bold and sophisticated.
Pixie cuts remained a popular choice for those seeking a bold and low-maintenance hairstyle.
Curtain bangs, which frame the face and blend seamlessly into the rest of the hair, were a fashionable choice for adding softness and versatility.
Combining elements of the classic bob with the shag haircut, this style offers a contemporary and edgy appearance.
Medium-length haircuts, such as shoulder-length or slightly longer, were favored for their versatility and ease of styling.
Embracing and enhancing natural textures, whether curly, wavy, or straight, was a trend.
Modern reinterpretations of the classic bowl cut were seen, often with added texture or asymmetry for a fresh and updated look.
Undercuts, whether subtle or bold, continued to be popular. They can add an element of edge and individuality to various hairstyles.