Rihanna re-invented the bob, and this time 'inverted' it-cutting it short at the back, and keeping it long in the front.
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Blake Lively has made long hair fashionable again! We love her waves, romantic curls, braids, and slick ponytails.
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Lara Dutta has gone from long hair, to short bob to long blunt, inspiring us to experiment with our strands.
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Kate Moss's fringe became huge in 2008, and even got its own name-'The Kate'.
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In 2000s, Victoria Beckham's 'Pob' and 'Vixie' got salon owners much business all over the world.
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In 1990s Jennifer Aniston's layered, 'Rachel' cut had fans rushing to their hairdressers with a pic of the F.R.I.E.N.D.S star.
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In 1980s, Princess Diana may have had a turbulent life, but clearly never a bad hair day! Her crop was feminine, functional, and very chic!
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Farrah Fawcett's layered, out-turned flick was one of the most copied styles!
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In 1970s, Sadhana inspired many girls to get the 'Sadhana cut'-a short fringe with curls at the back.
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Audrey Hepburn made an updo look chic and effortless.
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Diana Ross's voluminous, dramatic blunt was created by Vidal Sassoon.
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Jackie Kennedy, the First Lady of America, kept her bob short and wavy.
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Faye Dunaway rocked a sleek bob in the movie Bonnie & Clyde-a look that was a big hit!
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In 1960s, Twiggy, the world's first super model, has a cute pixie cut that perfectly framed her fairy-like features.
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Grace Kelly was the epitome of beauty in her days and sported a curly, classy do!
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In 1950s, Elizabeth Taylor sported a textured crop when long hair was all the rage!
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Viven Leigh rocked a middle part with soft waves-pretty functional!
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Ingrid Bergman showed women how to work a sleek side part and romantic curls.
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Rita Hayworth might have had her hairline raised by electrolysis, but was a true hair heroine-from jet black and pulled back to flowing red locks, Rita's hair was her trademark.
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In 1930s, Mae West's platinum curly hair had the men swooning, and women rushing to salons to copy!
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In 1920s, Louise Brooks made the blunt bob all the rage amongst women long before Victoria Beckham was even born!
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Marilyn Monroe's side-swept wavy crop first gained popularity in the '50s, and is still one of the most copied hairstyles!
