11 OF THE BEST HAIRCUTS FOR WINTER

Somewhere between a longish pixie and shortish bob lies this cheekbone length cut. (Tapering and shaving the neck gives it a polished and personal feel).

This short little shag has lightly feathered ends that provide a pleasing contrast with the thick sweep of side bangs.

The longest pieces of Chung’s above-the-shoulder bob are actually in the back, with the front pieces angled upwards around the face. The result is a cut that looks choppy and unfussy any which way.

If you follow Kylie, you know seeing her real hair is rare—which is a shame seeing as how last time we checked, it was a sleek and stunning one-length bob that hugged her chin just so.

Martin’s bangs are shortest at the center of her forehead, but even there, they still fall way below her eyebrows; the longest pieces fade into the length downwards from her cheekbones.

Victoria Beckham did the whole A-line bob thing first; Lawrence’s take feels modern because it’s parted on the side in soft waves.

This crop is a study in the art of simplicity: Single-length, shoulder-grazing strands become transcendent when the ends are point-cut for extra movement.

The best way to describe this cut is by calling it a long shag. Layers are blunt, choppy, and scattered throughout her entire head.

Blunt ends fall just below the shoulders and they don’t look heavy thanks to graduated layers in front.

There’s absolutely nothing wrong with a one-length cut—especially if your hair is thick and healthy. Snipping into the ends just so will prevent the style from looking drab.