It is always a good time to renew your hair and dare to change your look, and each year autumn becomes one of the favorite times to do so. With the trends of 2026 already on the table, it is easier to identify the haircuts that will mark the season and find inspiration to give a twist to our image. This time, the bet moves away from the most discreet styles to give prominence to defined cuts, full of movement and with their own personality.
From the seventies aesthetic with marked mullets to the inspiration of the early nineties with airy hair. Now there is a focus on versatility and haircuts that provide much more than aesthetics. The hair accompanies but at the same time defines the personal style.
mixie cut
He mixie It is emerging as one of the most groundbreaking options of the season. This cut is born from the combination of the pixie and the mullet, two styles that come together to create a short haircut with an irregular finish and full of personality. The hair is concentrated in the upper part, with light, sweeping bangs, while the nape area retains more length, creating a very characteristic contrast.
This cut also adapts to a refined aesthetic without losing its transgressive essence. With echoes of the most iconic looks of the seventies and eighties, the mixie recovers the rebellious spirit of those decades and updates it with a fresh, versatile and contemporary image.
Bangs with movement and texture
This season, the bangs opt for a less rigid and much more casual finish. Far from the straight and extremely versions, more natural bangs are now sought, with uneven strands, light tips and shapes that integrate naturally into the rest of the hair.
Inspiration comes from the bohemian spirit of the seventies, with references such as Jane Birkin and Farrah Fawcett. The objective is to use the bangs as a natural frame to enhance the features and provide that carefree air that makes the hairstyle appear spontaneous, without the need for an excessively polished finish.
Long hair is coming back with great force
We cannot deny that medium lengths have been the undisputed queens for many seasons, but XL lengths are once again reclaiming that prominence that they had lost. Now long hair is worn again, but in a much more natural and flexible way.
Long hair is no longer so rigid or structured. Its versatility allows you to play with waves, textures and different updos, adapting to very diverse styles, even frizzy hair has its place. The key is that the hair looks cared for, with the ends hydrated and sealed.
Slanted bangs like in the 2000s
The 2000s continue to inspire hair trends. Specifically, slanted bangs are firmly among the fall trends. This style, known as side-swept bangsis characterized by a diagonally combed strand that frames the face and provides movement to the whole. Of course, this proposal is recovered with a more refined and elegant aesthetic, moving it away from the image popularized by the it girls at the beginning of the century.
Slanted bangs look great with loose hair, updos or pigtails. Perfect for balancing features and adding a different style to even the most basic and simple trend hairstyles.
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