Will these be the biggest hair trends of 2025?

Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. To style this cut, Grundy says it’s all down to the blow-dry, “use a barrel brush to create lift and body, then I think a simple tuck of the hair behind one ear looks extra sleek and shows off the face’s proportions, whilst keeping one side free can create some theatre and shape around the face.” Shark SpeedStyle Pro FLEX 4-in-1 High-Velocity Hair Dryer System, £169.99, Boots Bristows Sol Fiesta Heat Protector, £2.99, Amazon The wispy fringe The fringe is either the ultimate friend or ultimate foe. To style the wispy fringe à la Nineties Jennifer Aniston, “wrap around a Velcro roller to create natural shape, before setting in place with a light hold hair spray that allows for some natural movement and isn’t sticky,” says Grundy. “Think ‘sunkissed and soft highlights’, whilst leaving a lot of your natural colour in there.” Wiig believes this is down to the boom in hair health and people’s awareness surrounding at-home haircare. “There has been a real shift in people wanting to care for their hair at home in between salon visits,” explains Wiig, “looking for multifunctional products that can do it all rather than various products on the shelf!” Philip Kingsley Pure Blonde Booster Colour-Correcting Weekly Mask, £21 Hask Keratin Smoothing Deep Conditioner, £3, Amazon Jewelled hair accessories Whilst 2024 saw the rise of the hair bow, 2025 is the year of more ostentatious hair accessories.