A Stylist Just Told Me That These 3 Haircut Trends Will Be Everywhere This Year

It's no secret that last year was the year of the bob. From the choppy bob to the Italian bob and even the "old money" bob, we've certainly had our fair share of short-hairstyle inspiration, and I know so many people who took the plunge this year and went for the chop. As much as I love this trending hairstyle, I've been keen to know what else will be big for 2024. Will it still be all about the bob, or will there be a new style that takes centre stage? To find out more, I reached out to Valerie Benavides, a stylist for Hair By Sam McKnight, to get an expert's opinion on what haircuts we can expect to see everywhere.

Although the bob will still be making an appearance, some new, shorter hairstyles will be giving this trend a run for its money in the new year. In fact, I've already noticed the below haircuts grow in popularity, so I don't doubt that we'll be seeing them all over the runways and on some of our favourite celebs in 2024. Intrigued to know more? Luckily for you, Benavides has shared all the details on each style, so keep on scrolling for everything you need to know. I've also included lots of product recommendations for those of you who want to give one of these cuts a go straight away. I already know which one I'll be trying… 

1. The Super Pixie

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First up, we're going a lot shorter in 2024 thanks to the super pixie. "The 'Supers' [the iconic supermodels of the 1980s] inspiration isn’t going anywhere," says Benavides. According to her, we're going to be seeing short pixie cuts with lightly-feathered fringes everywhere.

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Benavides says that this style can be worn skimming the eyes or slicked back, and I'm personally a big fan of Taylor Hill's wispy fringe. 

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Zoë Kravitz looks incredible with her slick, short pixie cut and statement earrings.

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2. The '70s Bob

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See? Told you the bob wasn't going anywhere. Next year though, the '70s bob will be all the rage. Benavides says that this cut can be worn polished and straight, turned under for a luxe look, or flicked out and waved for texture and volume. The flicked ends here look so '70s to me.

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The great thing about this bob is that it can be any length from chin to collarbone-skimming. As described by Benavides, it's a versatile and easy-to-wear cut. Lily Allen has styled her bob with movement and texture here, keeping her ends turned under for a chic finish.

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You can also opt for lots of movement and flicked-out ends just like Selena Gomez.

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3. All Layered Up

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Apparently, 2024 is also going to be the year of layers, from shaggy chops to longer-length "wolf cuts". "The focus is shorter, cheekbone and jawline-framing layers," explains Benavides. "From collarbone to longer lengths, it's perfect for effortless, cool-girl texture."

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This style can work on all hair types and adds such beautiful movement and volume.

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Billie Eilish is always my inspiration when it comes to a layered haircut.

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Grace Lindsay
Junior Beauty Editor

Grace Lindsay is the junior beauty editor at Who What Wear UK. At the age of 18 she decided to train as a makeup artist before going on to study english and media at Goldsmiths University. It was during that time that she explored her love for journalism by interning at a small beauty start-up based in Shoreditch. Since then, she has worked at a number of publications including Marie Claire and Hello!, where her love for all things beauty continued to grow.

As Who What Wear UK's junior beauty editor, she covers everything from the latest hair trends to the stand-out makeup products of the season.