Winter 2025 – What’s Trending in Hair Styles

With the new year just around the corner it’s time to start looking to the stars, literally, for coming hair style trends for 2025. The new year is often a time of reinvention and a new hairstyle is one of the go-to outlets for that expression.

Celebrities are often a go-to source for what’s new and trending, and while many fashions never really go out of style some stars are known to put their own spin on classics. This year sees the return of many time-tested styles; from bobs and bangs to layers and shag, let’s look at what we should expect in the early months of the coming year.

Bobs

Bobs will likely never truly go out of style and the short style offers a surprising amount of variety that can be enjoyed by almost anyone with any type of hair. From flirty feathered to awesomely asymmetrical, the bob can be made to fit any occasion. Kendall Jenner recently shocked the world by ditching her blonde style and adopting a classy brunette bob.

Bangs

Face-framing fringe and bangs can help highlight natural features of the face while offering a classic, timeless look. What’s more is that they can be worn with both long and short hair, offering wonderful flexibility. Jennifer Lawrence always looks great with feathery fringe and recently showed off her style at the ATA Awards. Sabrina Carpenter sports lovely curtain-bangs and is always the talk of the town.

Layers

Long, lush layers have been a fashion staple since the ‘70s and have stood the test of time. Giving the illusion of length and volume, layered hair can be highly versatile and can be styled to suit any occasion. Angelina Jolie wowed the world at the Hollywood premiere for her new film Maria, showing off some lush, layered curls.

Shag and Wolf Cut

The layered, shaggy style has been trending and thanks to celebrities like Jennifer Lopez sporting the ‘70s throwback look it won’t be going away anytime soon. Its voluminous, textured layers recall the rock ‘n roll era and can make a bold statement.

The wolf cut is much like the classic shag, blending textured layers to create an edge that’s vintage with a modern touch. It’s great for those who love turning heads. The wolf cut can be pulled off by people with long locks, carefree curls, or even tight pixie styles. This mussed style has been embraced by the likes of Miley Cyrus and Billie Eilish