Фото новых модных женских причесок на любой случай

A saucy shoulder-length, tons of layers, and wispy bangs make up this ultimate curly girl cut that we're hoping to see all over salons this season.

Nothing frames the face like a collarbone-skimming haircut with internal layering to feign extra volume and take off weight without looking too choppy.

This chin-hugging cut doesn't take any sass, which just so happens to be the vibe we're trying to muster for the whole autumn season.

Keep plenty of styling potential with a cropped cut that is shorter on one side, but leaves long side-swept bangs on the other side.

Chic, modern-day mullet, anyone? This neck-grazing cropped cut can be styled in many different ways.

The key to nailing this look is framing the jawline with extra short layers to capture that Joan Jett-inspired shag style. The length skims the collarbones just so.

We're aiming for all the texture when it comes to this mini bob. Internal layers are the way to go when getting extra volume out of short hair.

If you want a doable bob for curly hair, you need subtle layering to encourage definition and lightness. If you have coily curls, you’ll want more layers to achieve a nice shape.

Straight hair is the easiest texture for a classic bob. It’ll look thick, styled, and elegant even though you didn’t spend time on styling!

If you have wavy hair—or even that in-between straight and wavy texture—layers are the key to being able to air-dry without hassle or disaster.

Simple and timeless, a pixie is always an amazing pick for the low-maintenance woman. With straight hair, a short pixie can look stylish and sassy.

An old-school shag cut hits traditionally between the collarbone and chest, but face shape and hair texture should dictate your most flattering length instead. The bangs are still eyebrow-grazing and longer on the sides, and oodles of layers give the midsection major volume and body (but ask for sof

The best way to get started styling this look is to use a great mousse while the hair is wet to encourage texture, but apply a smoothing oil or serum once almost dry for a slightly sleeker look.

An old-school shag cut hits traditionally between the collarbone and chest, but face shape and hair texture should dictate your most flattering length instead. The bangs are still eyebrow-grazing and longer on the sides, and oodles of layers give the midsection major volume and body (but ask for sof

This modern nod to the shag cut that reigned supreme in the 1970s is just as mussed and layer-heavy, but a little softer in approach. And it’s so flattering.

The best way to get started styling a shag haircut is to use a great mousse while the hair is wet to encourage texture, but apply a smoothing oil or serum once almost dry for a slightly sleeker look.

The best way to get started styling a shag cut is to use a great mousse while the hair is wet to encourage texture, but apply a smoothing oil or serum once almost dry for a slightly sleeker look.

The best way to get started styling this look is to use a great mousse while the hair is wet to encourage texture, but apply a smoothing oil or serum once almost dry for a slightly sleeker look.