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The Best Celebrity Bobs and Chops of 2026

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The Best Celebrity Bobs and Chops of 2026
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Short hair continues to trend among celebrities in 2026, marking the third consecutive year of this style's popularity. Modern variations like the 'lob' and 'bixie' are being embraced by stars such as Rosalía and Zendaya. As summer approaches, more refreshing short haircuts are expected to emerge, encouraging those considering a change to explore their options.

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HairThe Best Celebrity Bobs and Chops of 2026By Mykenna ManieceStephane Cardinale - Corbis/Getty ImagesSave StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyCelebrities are hearing the siren’s call to chop off their hair. Yes, that’s right, for the third year running, short hair is trending.If you find it hard to forget Emma Watson’s foray into cropped cuts in the 2010s or Uma Thurman’s oh-so-blunt bob from Pulp Fiction, we have good news: There are plenty of modern references to add to the moodboard that you’re making for your next salon appointment.Over the past few years, we’ve seen fun cuts like the “lob” and the bixie (the ultimate cool-girl blend of a bob and pixie) gain popularity, and they’re still going strong in 2026, with celebrities like Rosalía and Zendaya putting their stamps on…

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