In terms of classic references, Latham and Nother cite Christy Turlington and Winona Ryder as two of the most timeless styles ...

“Styling an asymmetrical pixie cut depends on the two different ways the look has been created. If you go for a fixed parting with a true asymmetrical shape, you are pretty much set in that style. The ...

Besides being supremely successful in their respective fields, all of these women have at one time in their lives worn a pixie cut, giving the divisive hairstyle its own personal spin and imbuing a ...

For those easing into bangs (or prefer something a little subtler), cutting in shorter face-framing pieces that blend into the rest of the hair is a great option. Style it with a gentle side-parting ...

Everyone seems to be getting a major haircut right now. Sofia Richie just debuted a sharp bob, and Selena Gomez went for a short, shaggy one. Then there’s the pixie—Emma Stone and Taylor Russell are ...

Beyonce's new haircut has ignited pixie fever! While we loved Bey's long blond locks, her short style has inspired a new trend that is sure to take off for fall. Whether you rock a pretty pixie or a ...

From Taylor Russell and Zoey Deutch to Emma Stone’s traffic-stopping transformation at this year’s Golden Globes, it’s clear that the extra-short pixie haircut is steadily becoming 2025’s favorite ...

The pixie cut is sophisticated but edgy, low-maintenance but high-impact, and has been embraced by some of the most stylish celebrities, from Emma Chamberlain to Michelle Williams and Taylor Russell.

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Whether sophisticated and androgynous or soft and gamine, the classic pixie haircut can be adapted and ...

Getting a dramatic haircut is often viewed as a sign that you're going through a major life event. That sentiment was certainly true for me. After having my first child, I felt like a different person ...

A pixie cut is also a way to encourage better posture. “As people spend more time looking down at devices, posture changes ...