14 Celebrity Haircuts to Show Your Stylist Right Now

Want a haircut that’s already proven to look amazing? These celebrity cuts are the most requested styles at salons and barbershops right now. Save the photo, show your stylist, and walk out looking like a star.

Women’s Celebrity Cuts

1. Hailey Bieber’s Lob

The Cut: Shoulder-grazing lob with soft layers and a center part.

Why It Works: Universally flattering, low maintenance, always looks polished.

Ask For: “Lob at collarbone length—soft layers, center part ready.”

2. Sabrina Carpenter’s Curtain Bangs

The Cut: Face-framing curtain bangs with voluminous layers throughout.

Why It Works: Adds instant personality, works with almost any length.

Ask For: “Curtain bangs—longer on the outside, face-framing layers.”

3. Sydney Sweeney’s Soft Texture

The Cut: Longer lob with soft, romantic texture and movement.

Why It Works: Old Hollywood glamour meets modern ease.

Ask For: “Soft waves texture—longer lob, romantic movement.”

4. Zendaya’s Versatile Length

The Cut: Medium length that transforms from sleek to curly to everything in between.

Why It Works: Maximum versatility for different looks and occasions.

Ask For: “Versatile medium length—works straight, wavy, or curly.”

5. Jennifer Lawrence’s Blunt Bob

The Cut: Chin-length bob with blunt ends and minimal layers.

Why It Works: Makes a statement, looks intentional, photographs beautifully.

Ask For: “Blunt bob at chin length—sharp ends, clean lines.”

6. Margot Robbie’s Grown-Out Bangs

The Cut: Face-framing pieces grown out past the chin, blending with layers.

Why It Works: Effortless, no awkward grow-out phase look.

Ask For: “Grown-out bang look—long face-framing pieces, soft layers.”

7. Lily Collins’ French Bob

The Cut: Chin-length French bob with a soft fringe.

Why It Works: Parisian chic that never goes out of style.

Ask For: “French bob with fringe—chin length, soft bangs.”

Men’s Celebrity Cuts

8. Timothée Chalamet’s Messy Waves

The Cut: Medium length with natural waves and zero visible effort.

Why It Works: Effortlessly cool, works with natural texture.

Ask For: “Medium length, messy, embrace the texture.”

9. Patrick Mahomes’ Textured Quiff

The Cut: Textured quiff with volume on top, clean faded sides.

Why It Works: Athletic, refined, works in any setting.

Ask For: “Textured quiff—volume on top, mid fade sides.”

10. Bad Bunny’s Buzz Variations

The Cut: Buzz cut with creative touches—designs, color, or texture variation.

Why It Works: Low maintenance with personality.

Ask For: “Creative buzz—short but with something unique.”

11. Jacob Elordi’s Classic Flow

The Cut: Longer length swept back off the face, touching the collar.

Why It Works: Classic leading man energy, romantic.

Ask For: “Longer flow—swept back, soft layers.”

12. Pedro Pascal’s Distinguished Texture

The Cut: Medium length with natural wave and texture, embracing gray.

Why It Works: Proves texture and gray look sophisticated, not old.

Ask For: “Distinguished texture—embrace the wave and any gray.”

13. Ryan Gosling’s Modern Side Part

The Cut: Classic side part with modern proportions and clean sides.

Why It Works: Timeless, professional, universally flattering.

Ask For: “Modern side part—clean but not stiff, tapered sides.”

14. Austin Butler’s Pompadour

The Cut: Modern pompadour with height and volume, slicked back.

Why It Works: Statement style that photographs incredibly well.

Ask For: “Modern pompadour—volume on top, clean sides.”

How to Actually Get the Look

• Save multiple photos: Front, side, and back if possible
• Be realistic about hair type: Your hair may not do exactly what theirs does
• Ask about maintenance: Know what styling is required daily
• Consider your lifestyle: Red carpet hair requires red carpet effort
• Trust your stylist’s adaptations: They’ll modify for your specific features

Remember: Celebrities have styling teams. Ask your stylist for the low-maintenance version if you don’t have two hours every morning.