70s hair revival: Jane Birkin fringe and layered cuts top autumn trends

This autumn, we will move away from the popular "bob" cut. In hair salons and on the streets, three hairstyles that were well-loved in the 1970s will take centre stage. Among them are the Jane Birkin-style fringe and the layered cut.

October marks the time when we confidently step into the autumn-winter season. Along with this, we are not only organizing our wardrobes but also refreshing our hairstyles. This autumn, we will forego the popular "bob" in favour of hairstyles that were particularly fashionable in the 1970s. Get ready for bolder cuts, fringes, and lots and lots of volume.

While each of us has our favourite hairstyle, remember that to stay "trendy", we don't have to make drastic changes. Even small adjustments can make a noticeable difference, leaving us feeling lighter, fresh, fashionable, and modern.

According to trends for autumn 2024, one of the most fashionable hairstyles will be the one that Jane Birkin, the British actress, singer, and fashion icon of the 60s and 70s, wore for years. She popularised a casual and tousled fringe on long hair, quickly becoming a symbol of French "chic" and a natural look.

The same applies to the second hair trend, the "Stevie cut." Fans of the 1970s will surely know that this hairstyle is named after Stevie Nicks, the vocalist of the American band Fleetwood Mac. Nicks often appeared in music videos and on stage with a tousled fringe and heavily layered strands. This hairstyle, full of life and character, will be popular this autumn.

The last hairstyle to mention in the context of hairdressing trends for autumn 2024 is the "layers" cut, which has been in vogue for several seasons. Referring to the old-money style focuses primarily on strands strongly lifted at the roots. Its biggest advantage is that it works well on short and long hair.