Face-Framing Layers Are Having a Major Comeback This Autumn

Ask where to look for the latest hair trends. I can tell you so many different things. Runway, street style, hair experts, editors, and the list goes on. However, when it comes to hairstyles, there is no denying that celebrities have a certain level of power. From Haley Bieber’s iconic dull bob to Daisy Edgar Jones’ free-splitting fringe, I’ve drawn a lot of inspiration from celebrities over the years. That’s why Elsa Hosk’s new face framing layer texted directly on Instagram.

Hosk is known for her chaotic Wavy Bob, but recently she has been sportsing a long 90s-esque tapered haircut that looks incredibly chic. Bieber also grows his bob into longer layered hairstyles, so there’s no doubt that this trend will make a big comeback this fall.

The key to making this cut look as stylish as possible is to emphasize the layers. If you have curly or wavy hair, embracing natural textures can help you add more movement to your cut. If your hair is straight, Hot brush or roller style layers inside for 90’s finishing.

Below, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite hairstyles with the facial framing layer that we know will bang trends this fall.

Inspiration for face framing layers

I really love how these layers start with a jawline and frame the face.

Haley Bieber is a huge fan of this haircut, and these layers help to add movement and bounce back to her purpose.

Another photo of Elsa’s 90s-inspired hairstyle, why not?

I said this haircut looks great Curly hair.

This whole look is very chic.

If you want to change your mid-hairstyles this season, these layers are a stylish way to do so.

The perfect product for face framing layers