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60 Shoulder-Length Hairstyles to Inspire Your Fall Chop

Not too long, not too short.

Michelle Rostamian

and

Amy Lawrenson

Published on October 05, 2025 06:15AM

Hailey Bieber with a shoulder-length haircut — @leahdarcymakeup/Instagram

Shoulder-length hairstyles are quite possibly the easiest to pull off. They’re also the looks we turn to when the time calls for a mid-season refresh.

They’re not as daunting as short hairstyles and they don’t require the styling upkeep of a longer length. They also work with any texture, from tight curls to fine, pin-straight strands. And, despite what you might think, they actually offer up some serious styling opportunities.

Essentially, a mid-length ‘do is the easiest suits-all style. You can play up your color if you’re craving a change, and because regular trims are required to keep the hair grazing your shoulders, you won’t have to suffer from split ends. Not convinced? Scroll through the gallery below for some celebrity-inspired shoulder haircuts that’ll make you want to pay a visit to your stylist, stat. Plus, we’ve got you covered on styling tips from pro hairstylists Amy Abramite and Leigh Hardges.

Meet the Experts

Amy Abramite is a Chicago and Scottsdale-based creative director, salon educator, and stylist.
Leigh Hardges is a professional hair stylist and natural expert at Maxine Salon.

Ahead, check out some of the most stunning, celebrity-inspired examples of shoulder-length hairstyles to try next.

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One-Sided

Mila Kunis’ one-sided ‘do is ultra-chic and quite frankly, swoon-worthy. The style works best on naturally straight, medium-density hair types and on a single-process tint to reinforce shine and color. “Apply hairspray above the hairline and use the blowdryer to blow air directly at the crest of the wave to lift and accentuate it,” says Abramite. “The overall blow dry style should be a glamorous polished wave done with a large curling iron to create the S-patterned movement.”

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Glossy Blowout

Oprah Winfrey’s glossy blow-dry looks like the work of a strong round brush and a gloss-inducing product. The teased crown on this style will add height and complement heart-shaped faces beautifully.

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Blunt Ends

Blunt ends began making regular red-carpet appearances in 2018, and Emilia Clarke’s super-healthy platinum long bob is making us want to keep the trend relevant. If you’re considering going super blonde, make sure to stock up on the relevant anti-brasiness haircare products, like Color Wow’s Toning & Styling Foam For Blonde Hair.

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Effortless Waves

If you have a naturally loose wave pattern, this is the effortless style for you. Kate Mara adds texture to her shoulder-length strands with a slight bend and a glossy balayage. “These loose beach waves are best created naturally, so skip the blow dry and air-dry instead,” says Abramite, who recommends applying a pump-packaged texture spray on wet hair to enhance separation. Finish off with a texture spray for volume, thickness, and separation.

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Crown of Curls

We’re all about this crown of curls and the fresh face that complements it. “Because Yara has a round face, the middle part helps to give balance and draw the eye upward to create length,” notes Hardges. “The graduation in her haircut prevents her from having ‘triangle hair’ where all of the weight sits at the bottom.” The goal with this style is to infuse maximum moisture into the curls to keep them defined and frizz-free. Hardges recommends the LOC method (that is, leave-in, oil, creme), or curl-shingling with the right product arsenal to create shiny, bouncy curls for days.

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Sleek Minimalism

Love long, sleek hair but don’t want to deal with extensions? Olivia Culpo shows how you can create the same feel with a mid-length cut. The look is foolproof, and only requires a straight-back part down the middle of the hair with an all-over shine spray spritzed throughout. Use a frizz-eliminating hair straightener like T3’s Lucea 1” Straightening and Styling Iron, tuck both sides of hair behind the ears, and throw on your favorite statement-making earrings as a finishing touch.

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Subtle Waves

Lucy Hale is known for her striking dark hair color, but these subtle waves and the slightly above-the-shoulder crop add a soft edge to the style. To create these subtle beachy waves, use a hair straightener to create soft bends at the mid-shaft of the strands, making sure to avoid the ends and keep them looking straight.

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Wet Curls

You can skip adding a part and let the hair naturally fall into place for this wet-curl look. To achieve, Abramite says to first detangle the hair with a wide tooth comb. Add a texture spray all over damp hair, then use an automatic heat-adjusted blow dryer to circulate the air around the head without touching or disturbing the curl. Only after hair is dry should you squeeze and scrunch locks with your fingers to break up the wave pattern and add some natural frizz for a shaggy effect.

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High-Shine Bob

Kerry Washington proves that a high-shine, sleek bob with a full fringe looks super sophisticated. Amp up the sheen pre-straightening with a heat protectant that doubles as a shine serum—we’re big fans of the Pura D’Or Argan Oil Heat Shield Protectant Spray.

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Groomed Waves

Waves can often be one of two things—retro or beachy. Jessica Alba has mastered a wave that is neither of those; it just looks super groomed. The secret? A large-barrel iron on mid-length hair to recreate her effortless look. To really go the extra mile, add a chestnut hue for warmth and dimension.

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Rock ‘n Roll

One look at Jada Pinkett Smith’s messy medium-length hairstyle and we can’t help but start to hum I Love Rock ‘N Roll. It’s perfectly tousled and the side fringe is so elegantly side-swept, boasting a nice contrast to the all-over volume.

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Pulled-Back Crown

A clever (and free) way to change your look is to alter your part. Here, Margot Robbie has disguised hers altogether with a panel of hair pulled back. A heavy-duty blow dryer is the only tool you’ll need to master the look—just make sure to flip upward and inward once you get to the ends.

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Wet Look

Sure, the wet look isn’t an everyday style, but for a special occasion, it can set you apart from the crowd. Freida Pinto pairs her wet-look texture with a deep side part and a pulled-back brush-through.

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Face-Framing Curls

Viola Davis’ look features face-framing texture that can be easily created by twist-setting curly to coily hair. “Twists allow you to keep texture while elongating the curl, and they help with creating a consistent curl pattern, where oftentimes there are multiple curl patterns found in the head,” says Hardges. “Starting at the nape of the neck with damp hair, saturate hair with a curl creme, working in small sections, and two-strand twist the hair. I recommend having a spray bottle of water to wet the hair as you are working, as the hair will most likely get dry in the process.” Once done, she says to sit under a hooded dryer to dry completely, or diffuse partially and air-dry. Unravel the twists using a moisturizing oil for added shine.

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Long Side Fringe

Want a shoulder-length hairstyle that’s even more versatile? Make like Emma Stone and opt for a versatile long side fringe. You’ll get the best of both worlds and can part it in the middle or disguise in an updo. Plus, we love how shiny her strawberry peach locks look.

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Beachy Waves

Trust Sienna Miller to nail a beachy, boho ‘do with her mid-length hair. This look gives off messy “I woke up like this vibes” in the best way possible—it’s fresh, effortless, and to top it all off, it fakes volume on fine, limp hair.

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Blunt Bob

A blunt-end, shoulder-length bob tucked behind the ear is a great way to show off your jawline—just ask Zendaya, who pulls off the cut with minimal effort. To prevent the bangs from feeling heavy on a medium-length cut, ask your stylist for face-framing layers and a piece-y, soft fringe.

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Easy Waves

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s subtle balayage and easy waves make for one glamorous hairstyle. Especially good for those looking to add width to a long face shape, this style features a barely-there bend near the cheekbones. The result? Lift and volume in all the right places.

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Picked-Out Curls

Here Tracee Ellis Ross shows that bouncy, picked-out curls works just as well on shoulder-length hair. Just pop a few of anti-frizz sheets in your purse for frizz-free locks on the go.

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Side-Swept

Elizabeth Olsen is proof that you don’t need to spend too much time on a shoulder-length hairstyle for it to look perfect. Simply sweep the hair to one side and choose a few random pieces to curl. Finish off with a wave spray like Drybar’s Seashore Spritzer Salt-Free Wave Spray to complement your hair’s natural texture.

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Ballerina Bun

Ballerina buns used to be the if-all-else-fails hairdo, but Anne Hathaway’s perfect bun says otherwise. To ensure it stays put throughout the night, start with a secure, tight ponytail. Then, twist the ponytail hair continuously, wrap it around the base of the ponytail, and secure it in place. Spray on a light layer of shine spray as a finishing touch.

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A-Line Bob

We’re all about Janet Jackson’s A-line bob. Here, she swapped its typical heavy blunt lines for a more delicate, feathery finish that’s accompanied by a slightly overgrown fringe. Because the ends of this haircut appears to be razored (a technique of cutting that can be damaging for curly to oily hair), Hardges recommends this look for straight to curly hair textures. “Any face shape can wear this A-line bob, but the heavy fringe in front can be the game-changer for many, including those with heart, oblong, or square face shapes,” she says, advising to keep product use minimal so as not to weigh down this airy style.

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Icy Chop

This well-maintained shoulder-length meant that Jennifer Lawrence could take her hair to a super-icy white-blonde color. All it takes is some upkeep with the Garnier Nutrisse Color Reviver 5 Minute Nourishing Color Mask for fresh, cool color all the time.

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’90s Texture

The ’90s called—they said crimped ‘dos look fabulous on shoulder-length hair. Best part? You don’t need a crimping iron to get the job done. Just wash your hair at night, air-dry it until damp, braid three to four sections of hair, and sleep on them. Come morning you’ll have gorgeous beach-y waves à la Madonna.

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Heavy Side Part

If one side of your head lacks full, voluminous luster, Gina Torres’ heavy side part does the trick at concealing it. Abramite says to apply a smoothing oil from roots to ends after parting the hair. Then, using a natural-bristle round brush, blow dry the hair up and over to one side of the head for smooth volume and a swept effect. Continue blow drying the ends, adding as much or as little curls as the occasion calls for.

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Fluffy Curls

Two words: round brush. To give the hair a boost like Taraji P. Henson, use a large round brush like Olivia Garden’s Ceramic + Ion Thermal Hairbrush. Fluff up with some mousse pre-styling and finish off with a precise side part.

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’70s Softness

We love the texture in this hairstyle—not just from the tonging but the highlights, too. The glossy texture of the hair throughout the lengths gives it a modern ’70s feel. Plus, it sits just below shoulder-length, so if you’re particularly nervous about cutting your hair, start with this slightly longer mid-length.

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Weighted Bob

No one does blunt bobs like Solange, who pairs hers with raven-colored strands. Her cut, which holds all of the weight toward the ends, is accompanied by mermaid waves, which Hardges says can be achieved by blow drying hair straight with a light gel, then braiding hair in as even sections as possible. “Using a flat iron set at 375 to 425 degrees (depending on the thickness of each braid), start at the top of the braid and press the iron down the braid, curling under at the ends,” she explains. “After allowing the braids to cool completely, unravel them and brush the hair in downward strokes using a paddle brush.”

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Two-Toned

We’re all about Queen Bey’s two-toned look, which features darker strands underneath the hair for a fun surprise. “By using different products on the top and the bottom, there will be a smooth texture and a coarser texture where volume and expansion is needed,” says Abramite. We recommend using a dry texturizing spray on the bottom of the hair to add thickness, separation, and expansion.

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Sun-Kissed Waves

These sun-kissed beachy waves on Laila Ali make every hour golden hour. Hardges recommends this style for wavy to coily hair textures. “These waves can be made with either a curling wand or iron, but I feel that irons are easier to manipulate for at-home styles,” she says. “To achieve, begin curling by holding the iron parallel to the floor, with the clip of the iron facing down. Then, feed the hair into the iron while turning the iron toward the face.” Once the hair is released, pull the section to stretch it into a wave while it’s still hot. Finger-rake the curls once it cools completely and finish with a light pomade to smooth any rough ends and create pieceyness.

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Asymmetrical Bob

Gwyneth Paltrow’s asymmetrical bob is giving us some major hair envy. Abramite says to ask your stylist for a one-length blunt bob haircut with an angle forward. “The front length should skim the collarbone,” she says. “Blow-dry the hair straight and flat iron afterwards, making sure to slightly curve the ends to bend in towards the face.”

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Flirty Lob

When it comes to Naomi’s flirty lob, it’s all about nailing the model on-duty vibes. The style is simple but has a lot going on, between the blunt bangs, flipped-out ends, and lines framing the face. “This espresso brown hair color would be easily achieved on those with a ‘dusty brown,’ color which is usually without dimension,” notes Hardges.

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Classic Straight

Medium hair lengths can never go wrong with a simple, classic style like the one Jennifer Hudson is donning here. Hardges is all about the rich curtain of maple and butterscotch peeking through the dark hair, and points out that those warm hues require minimal lifting, resulting in less damage. “When getting the hair colored, maintaining the hair’s integrity should be the top priority,” she says, adding that extensions could be a great way to experiment and play around with adding length without committing.

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Curled Ends

The only thing better than a good blowout is one that’s full of volume and relaxed curls at the ends. To get the look, Abramite says to distribute a lightweight mousse from roots to ends to create volume. Then, using a medium-sized round brush, blow dry the hair upward at the roots and wrap the ends around the brush to achieve curls at the ends. Finish with a medium-hold hairspray and voilà—you’re one step closer to looking like Rosario Dawson.

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Voluminous Blow Out

As Eva Mendes proves, you can never go wrong with a voluminous blow out, no matter the hair length. With a round layered cut and wispy layers at the jawline, the look is soft and opens up the face, highlighting the cheekbones and eyes. “This style will work great on wavy to straight hair types, but wavy hair will get the most volume and hold,” says Hardges. “To recreate this look, work a light blow dry lotion through the ends of damp hair. Then, using a boar-bristled brush, blow out strands working in sections, and place a large velcro roller in each section once it has dried.” Remove the rollers once the hair has had time to cool then finish off with a flexible-hold hair spray like Verb’s Ghost Hairspray.

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Multi-Textured Look

If you’re growing out your bob, go for a multi-textured look versus a pin-straight ‘do like Gabrielle Union. “This look works best on thick textures with a natural wave to support the blowout and hot iron work,” notes Abramite. “Ask your stylist for a lob haircut with a slight angle forward with texturized, notched edges—the length should dust the collarbone and the face-framing layers should start around the chin.”

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Buttery Lob

Ciara’s luscious balayage reminds us of butter in the best way possible. Hardges says that to achieve this color, a natural brown to light brown hair color would be the optimal starting point. A few balayage sessions may be needed to create such a fluid and seamless ombre, but as the singer proves, it’s oh so worth it.

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Curtain Bangs

Curtain bangs are our guilty pleasure for those in-between salon sessions where our bangs don’t seem to want to cooperate. Go for a double process to achieve the lightest shade of blonde, and ask your stylist for a bob cut with notched ends. “The style should be a relaxed loose wave with natural-looking ends and curtain bangs that open up the face from a center part,” says Abramite.

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Sexy Bedhead

We have some serious hair envy for Halle Berry’s sexy bedhead look. “This textured undone style works because she has a strong haircut,” notes Hardges. “The wispy fringe and face-framing do well on most face shapes, just a few adjustments to the parting and fringe may be necessary.” To DIY, run over a hair mousse on damp strands and diffuse at the scalp to create lift. “Using your blowdryer at high heat and low airspeed, finger tousle to dry hair completely. Then use a curling iron to define waves and texture at the hair’s ends,” says Hardges.

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Eye-Covering Bang

Maybe it’s the fact that one eye is covered, but there’s something mysteriously chic about Cassie’s look, and we’re here for it. To achieve, Hardges recommends starting with damp hair and finger-twisting sections using a light curl or styling cream. “Once the hair is completely dry, separate in sections using a light paste that will create a matte texture, emulating dreadlocks,” she says.

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Princess Braid

Alicia Keys stuns in this ethereal, princess-esque braid, which works fabulously on thick density hair that has a natural wave to it. It looks more difficult to achieve than it actually is—just take it from Abramite. “This is a simple two-stand braid, but looks much more complicated to onlookers,” she explains. “Try a herringbone braid for extra detail in the plait. You can rub a towel over the braid to rough up the look, or pull out some strands for a distressed finish.”

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Hat Day

Forget to get your roots done? Us too. Make like Vanessa Hudgens and throw on a wide-brimmed boho hat. Abramite is a fan of cushion brushes for a look like this, as it has natural, tightly-packaged bristles that distributes the hair’s natural oils all throughout the look. The result? Shine on shine.

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Sleek Roots

Just when you thought you couldn’t mix two polar opposite hair textures (re: slicked down at the top and feathery everywhere else), Zoë Kravitz donned this simple look. The trick to creating the illusion of a sleeker root? Leaving the ends free of hairspray to encourage natural movement. “Spray medium-hold hair spray close to the scalp so it goes on slightly damp at the top and by the sides,” says Abramite. “Then, using a fine-tooth comb, smooth down the flyaways and tuck the hair behind the ears for hold and to keep it close to the head.”

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Flirty Curls

Hanging on to hair that lacks volume? Zoe Saldana is proof that you can disguise it with a good side part and flirty curls. Abramite recommends using an anti-frizz straightening balm to fight humidity and keep the blowout smooth.

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Graduated Lob

There are no rules when it comes to hairstyles, but Hardges says that Janet Mock’s full-textured style is super flattering on those with curly to coily hair types and a round face shape. To achieve the graduated lob, start by gently blowing out locks (don’t forget the heat protectant). “Set the hair in Bantu knots using a flexible-hold styling creme, then allow to set and dry completely,” says Hardges. “Unravel using an oil with high shine and style with fingers.”

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Pulled Back, But Voluminous

When we think of red carpet-worthy hairdos, we think of this look and Regina King—it’s sleek yet and opens up the face. Hardges told us that this look is best achieved on curly to coily tresses using a blow dryer with a comb attachment—this will straighten curls but not so much to where the texture is removed. Use a paste to smooth and pull the hair back behind the ears, then secure with bobby pins.

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Face-Framing Braids

Don’t let the intricate braids on Issa Rae’s ‘do fool you—while Hardges recommends visiting a braid stylist to achieve the look, you can still master it at home with some practice. “The beautiful coils were elongated using a twist-set method then allowed to dry and unravel,” she explains. “For maintaining this regal style, an essential oil will keep the scalp at the top half moisturized while offering brilliant shine and softness on the bottom half.”

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Soft Layers

Calling all diamond-shaped faces: this soft layered cut is perfect for your mid-length strands. Not only do the full layers at the jawline create width against a narrow chin, but the stark parting is equally as flattering. Achieve the look at home by using a one and a half-inch curling iron to create billowy curls. “Holding the iron parallel to the wall with the clip facing inward, curl the hair back and away from the face,” explains Hardges. “Continue to work around the head in vertical sections, then allow the curls to cool completely before styling with the hands and finishing with a light-hold hairspray.”

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Flippy Bob

Here’s a bob that’s as versatile as it is balancing. Depending on the length of your hair, you can create a deeper part to give off the illusion of width and balance for longer face shapes. For a round face shape, Hardges recommends placing the part in the middle. “Hair just barely grazing the shoulders helps to elongate the neck and carries the eye to the collarbone, which is very alluring,” she says. “Request that your stylist ‘flick’ the ends of your hair (versus flipping).”

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Strategic Highlights

Tina Turner wasn’t just the queen of rock ‘n roll, she clearly knew how to rock her hair color too. “As we age, lighter colors are more uplifting for the face, however, for naturally dark hair, blonde may not always be a safe option,” notes Hardges. “Here, the colorist strategically placed thin, blonde highlights close to the face where it was most needed, and left the rest of the hair in a darker range of color.” Plus, the intense volume at the crown and sides help to frame the face.

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Grungy Wave

Demi’s wavy shoulder-length strands can be achieved by letting hair air-dry as it sits in a messy bun. For added volume, dust some volumizing hair powder around the base of the head (underneath the top layer) and tease ever-so-lightly. Smooth the un-teased hair on top and you’re left with ultra-natural loose waves.

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Clip Clip

It’s time to bring out that stash of hair clips you’ve been collecting since middle school. Perfect for lazy days where the last thing you want to do is spend time styling your mane, this super easy look only requires a quick run-through of your flat iron, a tuck behind the ears, and a fun hair clip. Pro tip: “To reinforce the barrette, a dab of false eyelash adhesive will work to secure it in place,” says Abramite. When it comes time to take it out, a rub-through of oil or conditioner will break down the adhesive for easy removal.

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Damp Look

Love the wet look but don’t want to go full-force? Dip your toes with a damp ‘do like Hailey Bieber. Starting on wet hair, apply a volumizing mousse to reinforce the natural wave pattern of the hair. Then, apply a texture spray for separation, fullness, and movement. “When scrunching the hair, twirl sections around your fingers and then squeeze them into palm to create more movement and wavy texture,” recommends Abramite.

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Vintage Texture

Old Hollywood glam hairdo’s are our weak spot, and Priyanka Chopra Jonas’ vintage waves and barrel curls are part of the reason why. Stock up on a shine-inducing hair mask to smooth out the deep side part.

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Cascading Waves

Laura Harrier’s cascading waves is pretty straight-forward—after spritzing in some heat protectant, wrap varying sections of hair around a one-inch curling wand. No need to create perfect sections, but be sure to curl strands from mid-shaft all the way to the ends for a super-model look.

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Ear Tuck

Selena Gomez has thick hair, and the fullness lends itself well to this medium length. Consider balayage highlights for a look like this—it lets the dark roots melt into the subtle, lighter tones and leaves the brightest color on the ends. “To make your angle seem more dramatic, tuck your hair behind the ear,” advises Abramite. “It gives the illusion of an asymmetrical haircut with one side becoming the focal point because it appears to be longer.”

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Pulled Back Barrel Curls

Perfect barrel curls get an upgrade with a side part and a pull-back. Using a curling iron, slice out vertical sections and curl the hair toward the face. Abramite says to twirl and wrap the curls lightly around your finger towards the face to separate them and accentuate each individual strand. Finish off with a medium-hold hair spray for control and a soft, touchable finish.

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Red Carpet Bedhead

We’re digging this un-done bed-head look—it’s so red-carpet yet so easy to achieve. Plus, it’s perfect for third-day hair (or beyond). To mimic Sandra Bullock’s crisp parting and flyaway-free locks, spray the root area down with a refreshing and volumizing dry shampoo. Then finish off with a texturing spray for a worn-in look on the rest of the hair.

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Ponytail and Waves

Have overgrown bangs? Make like Jamie Chung and gently curl them for a relaxed switch-up to your typical ponytail. You can also tousle in a lightweight mousse for extra volume and density at the roots. And to kick the look up a notch (and add a playful twist), throw on a no-slip silk scrunch like Slip’s Scrunchies.

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Perfect Waves

Jessica Chastain is serving up some megawatt shine with this perfectly-waved look. To get her glossy ginger locks, run a hair oil through damp hair and use a flat iron to straighten the hair, making sure to flip out once you reach the ends. Pop a velcro roller on the bangs to get that vintage look, tuck the opposite side behind the ear, and finish off with a light hold hairspray.

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60 Shoulder-Length Hairstyles to Inspire Your Fall Chop

60 Shoulder-Length Hairstyles to Inspire Your Fall Chop

One-Sided

Glossy Blowout

Blunt Ends

Effortless Waves

Crown of Curls

Sleek Minimalism

Subtle Waves

Wet Curls

High-Shine Bob

Groomed Waves

Rock ‘n Roll

Pulled-Back Crown

Wet Look

Face-Framing Curls

Long Side Fringe

Beachy Waves

Blunt Bob

Easy Waves

Picked-Out Curls

Side-Swept

Ballerina Bun

A-Line Bob

Icy Chop

’90s Texture

Heavy Side Part

Fluffy Curls

’70s Softness

Weighted Bob

Two-Toned

Sun-Kissed Waves

Asymmetrical Bob

Flirty Lob

Classic Straight

Curled Ends

Voluminous Blow Out

Multi-Textured Look

Buttery Lob

Curtain Bangs

Sexy Bedhead

Eye-Covering Bang

Princess Braid

Hat Day

Sleek Roots

Flirty Curls

Graduated Lob

Pulled Back, But Voluminous

Face-Framing Braids

Soft Layers

Flippy Bob

Strategic Highlights

Grungy Wave

Clip Clip

Damp Look

Vintage Texture

Cascading Waves

Ear Tuck

Pulled Back Barrel Curls

Red Carpet Bedhead

Ponytail and Waves

Perfect Waves

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