They were adored by Hollywood stars: six "outdated" hairstyles are back in fashion
Fashion is cyclical, and 2025 confirms this rule: hairstyles that were once considered outdated are now back in the spotlight. Designers, stylists and beauty experts are drawing inspiration from past decades, bringing back styles that once captivated movie stars and artists.
This year, hairstyles that once conquered not only Hollywood, but also the hearts of millions of people, are coming to the fore. They were worn by supermodels, actors of cult TV series and pop stars, and now these hairstyles are once again becoming a must-have for everyone who follows fashion trends. Vogue France notes that once everyone thought that they would remain in the past, but now "outdated" designs are making a comeback.
1. Rachel haircut
This layered style, popularized by Jennifer Aniston in the TV series Friends, is back in style. This vintage hairstyle adds lightness and ease to the look.
This layered style was popularized by Jennifer Aniston in the TV series Friends.
2. Hollywood blow dry
In the 90s, this was a favorite style of supermodels such as Cindy Crawford. XXL volume, raised roots with curlers and flawlessly curled hair are back as a synonym for glamorous and bold style.
In the 90s, this was a favorite style of supermodels such as Cindy Crawford.
3. Embossed hair
The hit of the 2000s, which once adorned the images of Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera, is back in fashion. The relief adds expressiveness and texture to the hair.
The hit of the 2000s once adorned Beyoncé's looks.
4. Deep bob
The stylish haircut that Victoria Beckham made popular in the 2010s is winning hearts again. A modern bob with laconic lines is an ideal choice for those who seek minimalism and elegance.
A stylish haircut that Victoria Beckham made popular in the 2010s.
5. A bun from the 2000s
This style, characteristic of the Y2K era, is back with a renewed charm. The graphic bun adds modernity and expressiveness to the look, allowing you to experiment with shapes.
This Y2K-era style is back with a renewed charm.
Source: Vogue France
6. Canonical bangs
Bangs from the 90s are a new "old" trend. Tapered and slightly curled with curlers, it adds charm and makes the look more expressive.
Bangs from the 90s are a new "old" trend.
Source: Vogue France
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