Beauty Hair Celebrity Hairstyles 20 Classic Haircuts That Never Go Out of Style By InStyle Editors InStyle Editors Facebook Instagram Twitter Our editors and writers comprise decades of expertise across the beauty, fashion, lifestyle and wellness spaces in print and digital. We prioritize journalistic integrity, factual accuracy, and also having fun with every story we share. InStyle's editorial guidelines Updated on August 19, 2021 @ 12:00PM Pin Share Tweet Email Trending Videos Photo: Hanna Lassen/Getty Images Hair trends come and go each season, but there's a set of cuts that have proven to stand the test of time, and thus they will always be in style. Need proof? Look no further than the red carpet. While your favorite celebs aren't afraid of dramatic changes, many stars have one haircut that they always return to. Whether you're loyal to a long length, love a lob, or want to try a pixie, you're guaranteed to find your new signature cut thanks to the following timeless styles. Here we've rounded up 20 classic celebrity haircuts to screenshot and show your stylist as inspiration for your cut. 01 of 20 Casual, Face-Framing Layers Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic Jennifer Aniston has said that her hair is naturally wavy so her famous and much copied layered, shaggy "Rachel" style was shaped with flat irons and a lot of blow drying. Now, she's known for sporting casually tousled layers which beautifully frame her face. 02 of 20 Blunt Bangs Rob Kim/Getty The only thing more iconic than Naomi Campbell's runway career is her signature blunt bangs and sleek long layers. For a flyaway-free finish like the supermodel's, work a quarter-sized amount of Oribe's Imperial Blowout Transformative Styling Crème ($68; bloomingdales.com) through damp hair prior to blow-drying. 03 of 20 Short and Sweet Steve Granitz/WireImage This textured, side-swept pixie on Michelle Williams is a timeless classic. The trick? Spritz a texturizing spray like R+Co's Trophy Shine + Texture Spray ($32; bloomingdales.com) and let hair air dry. For more polish, blow-dry gently with a flat brush. 04 of 20 Voluminous Waves Michael Tran/FilmMagic Jennifer Lopez has perfected her look with big, cascading voluminous waves. It's the ultimate bombshell style with a soft touch. To enhance your natural waves and volume, apply L'Oreal Paris's Advanced Hairstyle Curve It Elastic Curl Mousse ($4; walgreens.com) to damp hair before styling it. 05 of 20 Choppy Bob Dave J Hogan/Getty Cameron Diaz's sexy, choppy bob with a deep side-part is ideal for slightly wavy or straight hair. 06 of 20 Layered Pixie Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic A layered pixie cut, like Halle Berry's iconic look, is adorable and sexy all at once, especially on a heart-shaped face. Work sculpting serum through hair and brush towards your face with a ceramic round brush like Revlon's Perfect Style Ion + Medium Ceramic Brush ($11; walgreens.com). 07 of 20 Long Layers Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Here's a great example of someone who found their classic look early in life. So we hope that the Duchess of Cambridge always keeps her bouncy blowouts with face-framing layers. 08 of 20 Long and Parted in the Center Steve Granitz/WireImage Gwyneth Paltrow's ultra-smooth style parted down the middle is sleek to the max. On her Goop website, the actress credits stylist Orlando Pita's T3 tools, like his T3 SinglePass Flat Iron ($150; bloomingdales.com) for the look. 09 of 20 Long and Curly Jason Merritt/Getty When it comes to her hair, Beyonce is very much the chameleon. She's gone sleek and straight, did blunt bangs, and rocked some short styles, but her long curls will always be one of her most famous looks to date. 10 of 20 Tousled Waves Stefanie Keenan/Getty These soft beachy waves give California girl Gigi Hadid an effortless vibe. To give your waves an undone finish, spritz and scrunch them with Bumble & bumble Surf Spray ($29; sephora.com). 11 of 20 Long Bob Jeffrey Mayer/WireImage Naomi Watts's long bob with a soft side bang frames her face to perfection while really showing off her eyes. This graduated look is the ideal volume booster. 12 of 20 Lob with Bangs Mireya Acierto/FilmMagic Kerry Washington's long bob is instantly updated with a set of blunt bangs. Ask your stylist for fringe that falls right below the brow so that you can part them in the center, road-testing the curtain trend, if you wish. 13 of 20 Blunt Bob and Bangs Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Bella Hadid's sleek bob with blunt bangs is a chic yet bold option when you're looking for a hair change. After blow-drying with a large round brush, roll the ends slightly under, then flat iron one-inch portions. To keep the look sleek, spritz Dry Bar's Glass Miracle Smoothing Sealant ($32; target.com) on damp hair. It protects against heat damage and prevents frizz. 14 of 20 Lob-Length Curls Noam Galai/WireImage The quickest way to update your curly lob without a cut? Part your hair in the center. Turn to Solange for inspiration. 15 of 20 Piece-y Lob Jamie McCarthy/Getty It's the lob's in-between length that makes it a universally flattering cut on everyone. For an easy tousled look like Hailey Baldwin's, use a flat iron to create "S" waves, and ruffle them with your fingers for a piece-y finish. 16 of 20 Long with Wispy Bangs Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic Reese Witherspoon's straight hair with a touch of volume is sexy yet sophisticated. For wispy bangs, work a dime-sized dab of shine serum through hair, place bangs to the side, and blow-dry the rest with a paddle brush. For thinner hair, use a balm like IGK Mistress Hydrating Hair Balm ($29; sephora.com). 17 of 20 Asymmetrical Lob Mark Von Holden/WireImage When Victoria Beckham debuted her shorter-in-back graduated bob, it was copied around the world. To add some volume, blow dry with a small brush at the roots and finish with shine spray, like the L'ange Miracle Lightweight Conditioning Shine Spray ($22; ulta.com). 18 of 20 The Shag Michael Stewart/WireImage Alexa Chung's wavy shag with grown-out bangs is a cut that looks effortlessly cool no matter how you style it. 19 of 20 Side Bangs Jeff Spicer/Getty Heavy bangs paired with a swooping side-part adds a sexy softness to Emma Stone's look. On damp hair, mix a few drops of shine serum, like Kristin Ess Weightless Shine Working Serum ($14; ulta.com), with a quarter-size drop of styling lotion. Blow dry two-inch sections with a paddle brush. 20 of 20 Long Waves and a Center Part John Sciulli/Getty To copy Chrissy Teigen's wavy hairstyle, spritz Tresemme's Thermal Creations Heat Tamer Leave In Spray ($8; target.com) in the hair before blow-drying to prevent heat damage. Then, dry with a round brush. Curl wide sections with a curling iron with the tip of the iron facing down to the ground.