The haircut: Layered bob. "This classic haircut hasn't changed much over the years, but a beautifully layered bob will always be in style. What's new is how women are styling them -- smooth and sleek to messy and wild [like Decker's], women are finding more and more unconventional ways to wear a very conventional haircut," says Schlenger.
Best for: "This haircut can be customized to any woman. Rounder faces should leave length below their chin to prevent looking rounder. Because there is no 'right' way to style this cut, any hair texture can give it a go," she says.
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
