Amy Abramite sees Jane Birkin's iconic bangs making a comeback: "Low humidity in fall favors bangs for manageability. This layered fringe is delicate, light, and feathery. The width is slender softening the brows allowing eyes to peek through. Best for those wanting a hint of bangs without full fringe commitment. A leave-in conditioner and paddle brush are recommended for styling. Works on all hair types and textures, but best on straight to wavy medium to long lengths.

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Jenna Spino praises the versatility and accessibility of the Italian bob hairstyle: "The Italian bob is a chic, easy way to wear a bob. It is blunt on the bottom, but very voluminous throughout. It is known to give 60s vibes when blown out, but can also be worn messy for a more casual look. Also looks cool with a leather jacket for fall style. Any and all hair types can have this cut. It is extremely versatile and easy to maintain. Fine, thick, straight, curly, everyone. This cut can easily be a wash-and-wear cut. However, it looks great when blown out with a round brush. Use mousse at the roots for extra volume. My favorite is Kerastase Densifique Densimorphose Hair Mousse. Round brush each section up for volume and a slight bend."

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Raven Hurtado manages to make this style sound easy to do: "90's updo is a fun, yet elegant look that works for any occasion. It sits on top of the head leaving some pieces out. This style works on all hair types from medium length to long. To get the look, section out the fringe and clip away. Brush the hair into a high ponytail and secure it with an elastic. Take sections of the ponytail and wrap around in different directions and pin using a bobby pin. For the fringe, use a curling iron for an effortless look. Use hairspray for hold."

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Raven goes on to explain why the bubble bob will be just as trendy as the previous style: "The bubble bob haircut will trend into fall 2023 because it gives volume at the roots, with bounce and hits above the shoulders for less stress and worrying about your hair getting caught with fall wardrobe of layering scarfs and turtlenecks. It works great with thin hair for those who want to achieve body and fullness. To style it at home, use mousse, a hair dryer, and a round brush, or a blow dryer brush to achieve fullness. You can also twirl the round brush as you're drying for bouncier ends."

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Jenna Spino, on the other hand, offers something similar, but for those who don't want to cut their long hair short just yet, but still want a notable change: "This layered cut gives the hair tons of texture and volume without sacrificing the length. It gives long hair a little edge, making it the perfect cool girl fall cut. This can be done on any and all hair types. I recommend curling the hair with a curling iron or wand, leaving the ends out. This will enhance the layers of the cut giving a tousled look. I would finish with a texture spray for added volume. My favorite is Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray. Also, if you have any bit of body or wave/curl to your hair, you can just diffuse it for a tousled look."

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