#hair-trends

#hair-trends

Take, for instance, the grunge-y eyeliner at both Marc Jacobs and Ashlyn, where dramatic black waterlines added '90s-inspired edge. Or the voluminous hairstyles at Collina Strada and Ralph Lauren, both of which embraced the "undone" beauty movement. Many runways have also leaned into a lived-in look for hair and glam - a welcome aesthetic for cool girls and makeup novices alike.

"They're free-flowing, airy, and bouncy. Natural texture is celebrated, rather than controlled. That kind of freedom in a hairstyle feels relevant right now."

Surfer ombré hair features effortless, gradient colors that transition from dark roots to bright ends, embodying a low-key glam reminiscent of sun-kissed strands.

Sabrina Carpenter has embraced the side part hairstyle, which is making a comeback among Gen Z, despite their previous criticism of the style.

"A French braid is a plait that runs across the scalp before running through the mids and ends. It's done inwardly, so that it's flat to the head."

"Miss Frizzle," teased an X troll in a tweet, likening the "Mask Off" lyricist to the whimsically wacky teacher from 1990s kiddie cartoon, "The Magic School Bus."

Although the square bob hairstyle can work for all hair types, it’s particularly recommended for those with straight or lightly wavy hair for the best results.

The heartthrob bob is a cropped, chin-skimming bob with soft layers, a curtain fringe, and an effortlessly undone look that champions movement and texture.

Every now and again, I come across a hair trend that I just know is going to be cool for years to come.

Schwartz explains that the "soft mink blonde" shade is both bold and effortless, striking a balance between powerful and ethereal for Lisa's iconic Coachella look.

These comeback hair trends might feel nostalgic at first glance, but look again and you'll see that they've been entirely reimagined for a new era.