Seven haircuts that we will all ask for this fall 2026

Posted on 29 August 2026

One of the most popular things about going back to school is changing your hair style, many times it is out of pure necessity, cleaning up your hair after the summer is a classic; but other times it is like a new beginning and hair helps a lot in this. With September just around the corner, we thought it was time to soak up the new hair trends that they have in store for us and thus be able to choose a haircut that is perfect for our style.

This season the 2026 haircuts will stand out especially for their simple and relaxed air, without very abrupt definitions. Naturalness is the essence for yet another year, which is why soft shapes are sought that transform and revive the hair, giving it movement without the need for very marked cuts. Medium length hair remains among the most considered options and the bob is the undisputed king of elegance. The pixie gains positions this fall among all the variety of short haircuts. But long hair has also found its place and what is most sought after is for the hair to have a natural shape with invisible or very soft layers.

The clavicle cut

This type of medium length hair is a cut that falls on the collarbones due to its slight forward inclination. This touch gives the hair a lot of movement and an ultra sophisticated shape. Its length is still very versatile, allowing for many different hairstyles and it is most worn with the middle part because it flatters all types of faces.

butterfly cut

Long hair changes completely with the butterfly cut that we have seen so much in other seasons. This year it returns as one of the most popular options to find a lot of movement and structure in the hair. The layers will be strategic and will be concentrated near the face to define the features well and not lose that bob effect when it is worn up.

Long hair with fringed bangs

It's not all about haircuts, bangs also come into play. Among the most interesting options is long, sweeping bangs, very close to curtain bangs, which integrate phenomenally with the rest of the hair. Its great virtue is that immediate rejuvenating effect that provides freshness and a very chic vibe.

mixie cut

We find this cut ideal for a good change of look in which you combine a pixie with a mullet. The mixie is a hybrid of both styles so it is a short haircut with long layers on top and shorter, more defined layers at the back. Perfect for gaining volume and texture, which is why it is an ideal option for fine hair.

Shaggy haircut

To show off a more modern cut, the shaggy is perfect, because it has a very flattering and attractive tousled point. It shows off uneven layers to make it look more natural and the bangs are another of its characteristics, long and perfectly integrated. With a natural texture, it looks incredible, which is why it is perfect for those who want to take a break from straightening irons and blow-drying.

The rounded bob

It is one of the most classic and elegant cuts of the season. This bob stands out for its straight and polished lines, and with the ends combed inward to achieve that sophisticated and well-groomed rounded effect. It is shown with a middle part, which is how it is more balanced and the line of the tips gains density.

Half lengthened hair

There are cuts that, beyond trends, are always present, and that is the medium-length hair with layers. After the summer, when the hair needs a complete reset, this hair is the most in demand. It is the option that women choose most when they do not want a short style but also do not want very long hair. Midi hair is not only versatile but also very flattering, and with soft layers you gain more movement and frame the face.

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Olivia Thompson
Olivia Thompson
I’m Olivia Thompson, born and raised in Wellington, New Zealand. As a lifestyle and travel writer at Latitude Magazine, I’m passionate about uncovering stories that connect people with new experiences and perspectives. My goal is to inspire readers to see everyday life – and the world – with fresh eyes.

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