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The 18 Best Hair Trends for A Fall 2026 Refresh

The 18 Best Hair Trends for A Fall 2026 Refresh

vogue.com 12.10.2026 15:30 4 views
From fringe bangs to the classic bob—hairstylists to the celebrities weigh in on the fall 2026 hair trends.

If changing your hair color when summer ends is too much of a commitment, then we’ve got some good news for you. The fall 2026 hair trends call for the classic cuts and styles that we’ve already come to know and love. So think of this transitional period to the new season as a gentle refresh—easy.

Bob haircuts, whether you like them short or are looking for the happy medium with a lob, will remain the go-to for all face shapes and hair textures. We’re also leaning into retro looks, like ‘70s boho texture and a modern twist on the beehive updo. There’s something for everyone.

So if you’re thinking of getting a new do for the new season, you’ve come to the right place. Below are the 18 fall hair trends that experts say will be huge in the coming months. The Graduated Bob A shocker to no one, the beloved bob will continue to be everywhere this fall.

It’s basically like a more modern French bob. He recommends using something like Chris McMillan's Glassy Smooth Blow Dry Spray to get a more polished finish. Effortless Texture Speaking of long hair, Von Cannon predicts lived-in, undone texture is the way to go.

He recommends using something like Aveda’s Texture Tonic to bright out your natural texture and give you that effortless finish. Modern Beehive We love a retro look and Hojah says that another great decade to pull inspo from is the ‘60s. But this time, look to the classic beehive updo, with a twist.

He recommends teasing the hair to create height and using something like the Oribe Superfine Strong Hair Spray to lock everything into place. Face-Framing Fringe If you’ve been wanting to try bangs for a while, this fall is the perfect time to do so. Celebrity hairstylist Jenny Cho says to go all in with face-framing fringe.

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