The haircut: Textured pixy. "This classic [cut] has become so modern and versatile, there is really a look for anyone brave enough to try it," says Schlenger. You can take it "short and androgynous," playing around with "shaved sides and messy, choppy hair on top [similar to Goodwin's style here]," or leave length on top for a feminine approach like Michelle Williams," she says.
Best for: Schlenger says, "It works great with every face shape and can work with any texture."
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Minka Kelly
The haircut: Long, soft layers. "This season, overly layered is just too much work," says Schlenger. "Instead, ask your stylist to leave your layers soft and long [making them] subtle and well blended with plenty of texture. To add visual interest around your face, have your stylist cut cheekbone, or chin grazing pieces of hair [as] this will give your face lift and shape and they will look great � with your hair tied up," she advises.
Best for: "Works great with every face shape and normal to thick hair," says Schlenger.
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Gwyneth Paltrow
The haircut: Sleek and straight layers. "It's been a while since we've pulled out our flat irons, but smooth, sleek hair is on its way back," says Schlenger. "This versatile look can be worn with a center part, or a trendy deep side part. Ask your stylist to give you soft face framing layers to give your cut shape. And just because it's straight, doesn't mean it needs to be flat," she advises. "Work volume into the crown area to give the whole look a boost."
Best for: "Although it works best on straight, fine hair, if you are a styling wizard and up for the task, it can work well on thicker textures too," says Schlenger.
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Tyra Banks
The haircut: Fringe with a shag. "This 70s-inspired look gives a modern rocker edge to any woman. It can be worn at various lengths from medium/long to shoulder grazing. Ask your stylist not to skimp on the texture as the more unruly this cut looks, the better," says Schlenger.
Best for: "Works great on most face shapes and can really enhance your jaw line. The excess of shaggy layers are great for thicker, wavier hair [and] a heavy fringe [makes it a] head turning look," says Schlenger.
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Keri Hilson
The haircut: Punk rock angles. "This trend is not for everyone, but crazy colors, drastic haircuts, and spiky styles are reemerging. The trick is knowing how far to take it," explains Schlenger. If you are interested in taking a bold leap, rely on your stylist for advice on what they think you can pull off. If you want to test the waters, Schlenger recommends starting slowly with a slightly asymmetrical look.
Best for: Most textures can find an edgy look like this that'll work for them.
The birds are chirping, babies are hatching, flowers are blooming, and you're frantically organizing your closet and cleaning out the garage. It must be spring.
What's another added bonus to the glorious season defined by rebirth, purging, and allergies? A fresh crop of new haircuts to try.
That's right, temperatures are rising and trends are shifting, which means it's time for a hair change. It's time to trim those winter-ravaged ends and revitalize your look with a hip, sexy haircut inspired by the best looks we have seen celebrities wearing this spring.
Here to give us the 411 on the hottest haircuts from the runway and red carpet is celebrity hairstylist and trend-spotter Abby Schlenger from the Marie Robinson salon in New York City. She shares what cuts are "in" and which will look best on you.
And to complement your soon-to-be-fabulous haircut, try one of these runway hairstyle trends:
An airy, wind-blown texture
Deep side part
A bun worn down low and loose or super high and sleek
Textured ponytail
Slick and shiny almost wet-looking hair
A braid of any kind: fishtail, Heidi, French and side, you name it
Cloth headbands
