The most requested celebrity hairstyles
Generally celebrities look good, right? Right. But some, some just look extra good. Some have the entire nation flocking to their nearest salon just because they've stepped out with a new 'do. Here we chart the most requested celebrity hairstyles of the moment...
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Rex FeaturesLong Layers
Blake Lively aka Rapunzel has one of the most gorgeous heads of hair ever. With feathering at the front and layered sections, Lively's is one of the top requested styles of the moment.
Headmasters' James Bickmore said "Clients with long luscious locks have been requesting Blake Lively long layers. By adding in a long layer, the cut is low maintenance and it will add some movement and texture, bringing out any natural waves for a glamorous look."
PA PhotosNow that's a mane. People lucky enough to be able to grow their hair to this length tend to refer to Kim Sears when deciding on shape. Lots of layers do create volume which will help to acheive this billowy finish.
Rex FeaturesYep, she's still reigning. "Kate Middleton's blow-dry has been one of the most requested blow-dries and still is. The smooth look with tumbling curls really softens the face and gives a glamourous look", says James Bickmore. We'll have one of those then.
Getty ImagesGLAMOUR strongly believes Jessica Biel has one of the best A-list heads of hair around. Thick, glossy, rich. If you like the flowing nature of her hair, make sure to ask for long layers through out with some feathering at the front to enable volume. Voila.
Rex FeaturesThe Fringe
Alexa Chung is famous for many things. The tomboy style, being an it-girl and having a killer barnet. Her choppy fringe is one of the most copied hair looks to date.
PA PhotosZoe Deschanel's full bangs have spawned a following. Admittedly only appropriate for those who have a thick mane (it needs to start pretty far back on your crown and therefore requires a lot of locks), but if you have one of those, model yours on this lady's.
Getty ImagesFor being new to the fringe game, Behati Prinsloo is pretty much killing it. With it's grunge-meets-beach-babe vibe, we want what she's got right about now.
Getty ImagesThe queen of the fringe, Danish model Freja Beha Erichsen, has legions of hair followers due to her infamous bangs. Her heavy, shaggy fringe makes a real statement, but if you have fine hair, consult your stylist before the snip. You may not come out looking like a supermodel...
Rex FeaturesThe Lob
Long-bobs are having a serious moment currently and salon's have been inundated with requests.
Jasmin Allen, colour master at Errol Douglas said clients have "particularly requested the cut alongside the mix of brown and blond pieces."
Rex FeaturesPretty much all of Olivia Palermo's 'dos have spawned followers but her waved lob really evoked noise. Glossy, tousled and elegant, it's not hard to see why.
Getty ImagesMargot's angular new lob has had people queuing up at the salon. Keep it straight to be extra striking.
Rex FeaturesFearne Cotton's Lob remains one of the most popular long bobs around. Angled, the cut is a great take on Victoria Beckham's infamous pob but without the severity. Blow dry and then style with a side parting to really imitate Ms Cotton.
Getty ImagesPeople are taken with the Taylor trend right now, nothing too drastic, girl-next-door but all round polished. If you feel like you want to change up your look without being too drastic, this style is the perfect solution when going for a chop. Lobs also have a no BS vibe about them, don't you think?
PA PhotosThe Pixie
Emma's locks may be long and flowing now but her 2010 pixie crops is still one of the most requested looks in salons. The slick side fringe frames the face and the longer sides add a little welcome edge.
PA PhotosJennifer Lawrence's choppy chop has now become synonymous with the pixie. For those wanting to create the feminine Peter Pan look for themselves, this tends to be the image presented to stylists.
Rex FeaturesKaley Cuoco based her cut on Michelle Williams and she's not the only one. The actress has had almost every pixie style going - short all over, choppy and texturized, with a full fringe - you name it, she's had it. It's a requested look that shows no signs of slowing.
Rex FeaturesWith frayed ends and a swept side parting, Kristen Stewart's longer pixie is hugely popular among those looking to channel a rock-chic vibe.
Rex FeaturesThe Ombre
Queen of the ombre, Jessica Alba is probably the most Googled dip-dye celeb. She has that California vibe down to a T. Headmasters' James Bickmore commented, "countless clients request Jessica Alba's colour for a natural, sun kissed look."
Getty ImagesRachel Bilson's dip dye is a great example for those looking to take the colour higher up on their head. This will make the finished look less "block" like.
Getty ImagesDrew's your point of reference if you're looking for more of an extreme dip dye. Headmasters' James Bickmore commented, "clients that want a statement Balayage have been inspired by Drew Barrymore's edgier, dramatic look."
Getty ImagesIf you want to go for the blonde bombshell look without going fully blonde, channel Victoria's Secret's Lily Aldridge. The model has soft, honey waves covered.
Rex FeaturesThe Bob
Sienna chopped her long layers into a sleek, chin-skimming bob, and then everyone else did. "If people want a style change, to go from long to short for example, re-creating Sienna's effortless look is always popular", commented Creative Director of Electric Hair, Mark Woolley.
Rex FeaturesKate Bosworth's bob is popular with those with a side parting hoping to emulate Old Hollywood glamour.
Getty ImagesLauren Conrad's hair is about as famous as she is and when she cut it all off for this excellent bob, Instagram had an absolute field day. Hence why her short cut is one of the most requested of the moment.
Rex FeaturesKate Mara gets serious kudos from us for her crop. Copied the world over, her low-maintance girl-next-door chop is an easy style to copy.
