Find Your Perfect Bob: Top 10 Styles for 2024

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Calling all bob lovers! The classic bob haircut is back and better than ever in 2024. This year, it’s all about modern twists on this timeless style. Whether you crave sleek and straight lines, textured and layered waves, or a trendy asymmetrical cut, there’s a perfect bob out there waiting for you. Get ready to find your new signature look with our guide to the top 10 bob styles for 2024!

Find Your Perfect Bob: Top 10 Styles for 2024

1. Classic bob

Chin-length or neck-grazing, the classic bob is typically cut straight, with no layers. The OG bob is truly timeless: always chic, effortless and cool. The most versatile hairstyle there is. The classic bob works well with any hair texture. Worn natural, it looks laid back, and glam if you go with a blowout.

Classic bob

2. Layered bob

If the classic bob is sharp and cool, the layered bob is soft and flowing.

Layers are used to add movement and volume, and to manipulate the shape of the haircut. They can be of different lengths and added to different parts of the hair, so if you want something specific, showing your hairdresser an inspo pic is the easiest way to get what you want.

Layered bob

3. Textured bob

Texturizing is a haircutting technique that adds—you guessed it—texture. But what does this mean?

Even though texturizing layers are called layers, they don’t sit on the outside; instead, subtle layers of varying lengths are added throughout the strands to remove bulk and add dimension and movement. The textured bob looks voluminous and defined, but still appears to be one length.

Textured bob

4. Choppy bob

Alongside the bob, choppy haircuts like the wolf cut and the shag have been dominating the trends these past few years. Melding the two was the logical next step, culminating in the choppy bob and it’s been popping up everywhere, from the red carpet to everyone’s “for you” page.

Chunky layers, plenty of texture, and intentionally messy appearance makes the shaggy bob haircut the coolest style to flaunt, and it’s one of the easiest to style. It looks amazing with all hair textures, so you can ditch your curler and straightener and wear your hair natural.

Choppy bob

5. Lob

The lob, short for the long bob, does not quite qualify as short hair, but it hasn’t really gone so far to be long. It’s a hairstyle that’s neither here nor there, yet it gives you the best of both worlds. With tresses falling somewhere between the collarbone and the shoulder, you can enjoy the fresh quality of a bob and the versatility of medium-length hair.

Lob

6. A-line bob

While the outline of the classic bob is straight, the A-line bob is an angled bob haircut. It’s cut shorter at the nape and gradually gets longer towards the face, creating an “A” shape. It’s sometimes also called the inverted bob. This style of bob can be very bold and dramatic, but also relaxed and laid-back, depending on how you like it.

A-line bob

7. Stacked bob

The stacked bob, also known as the graduated bob, is another angled style, but instead of the outline being angled, the shape is created with layers. It’s shorter in the back and longer in the front, using layers cut at an angle to create stacking.

The main draw of this bob style is that it creates lots of volume at the crown, so it’s flattering on various face shapes—as long as you don’t go too short on top and come out on the other side.

Stacked bob

8. Blunt bob

The blunt cut bob has a distinctly modern edge. While the classic bob is either chunky, has a bevel or a flick at the ends, the blunt bob is cut straight at the ends, with no layers. This creates a clean and sharp look that can be spiced up with styling choices.

Until recently, the most popular way to wear a blunt bob was long and wavy, but these days, it’s all about the super-shiny jaw-length blunt bob cuts with natural texture or the ultra-healthy and moisturized collarbone-grazing box bob. To really make a statement, try a blunt bob with bangs.

Blunt bob

9. Asymmetrical bob

Any variation of the bob that has an uneven outline is an asymmetrical bob, usually cut shorter on one side of the head and longer on the other. This bob style can vary from subtle to an undercut bob with a whole side of the head shaved.

Asymmetry is a feature that can be combined with other bob cuts to add visual interest, either to spice up a classic style or to take an already edgy style to the next level.

Asymmetrical bob

10. Bob with bangs

Let’s talk bangs. Bobs and bangs are inseparable because they can be combined in so many ways. A blunt bob with side bangs and a blunt bob with curtain bangs are two distinctly different hairstyles—finding your perfect style of fringe is as fun as finding your perfect bob.

There are lots of myths about who can and can’t wear bangs, but rest assured that there are bangs for everyone. When choosing bangs, the most flattering styles are those that highlight your features. Read more about face shapes and styles in the next section.

Bob with bangs

So you’ve explored the latest trends in bobs for 2024! From the classic blunt bob to the edgy textured lob, there’s a perfect style waiting to flatter your face shape and personal flair. Remember, this is just a starting point. Don’t be afraid to consult with your stylist to create a customized bob that reflects your unique personality and hair type. With a confident strut and your perfectly coiffed bob, you’re sure to turn heads wherever you go!

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