As a culture, I don’t really think we can help it. We look to celebrities to set our trendy hairstyles each season. How many of us wanted those chunky “Rachel” layers after seeing Jennifer Aniston’s so many years ago? And I must confess, I am guilty of considering cutting my long locks after seeing Keira Knightley’s pretty pixie haircuts. Every time we see a celebrity with a new hairstyle we almost automatically wonder how it would look on us. There are even websites that allow us to upload a photo of ourselves and “try on” different celebrity hairstyles to see which trend fits best. But why do we do it? What’s behind the phenomenon of looking to the famous for the fads of the season?
Quite simply, it’s because they look so good. Celebrities make their livings by being flawless and trendsetting from head to foot. They have to maintain their glamorous public image practically every moment of everyday. Many celebrities have individuals on their payroll whose sole job is to make sure they look good and often that means changing hairstyles each season or more frequently, and subsequently setting trendy hairstyles. Deep down each of us wants a small piece of that glamorous lifestyle; to be admired, sought after, and beautiful. So we look to the famous to decide our trendy hairstyles and try our best to emulate them.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with celebrity emulation. But there are just a couple of things we may want to keep in mind while we follow celebrity trendy hairstyles. First, we want to make sure we continue to maintain our individuality. Each of us is a unique person and we shouldn’t lose our personal style in trying to keep up with trends. Second, we have to make sure that whatever style we do chose fits our age and circumstances. It would not do to show up in the corporate world with a Mohawk just because it’s the trend right now.
Let the celebrities do their thing; you are unique and should choose a hairstyle that looks good on you and that you can easily maintain.
trendy hairstyles for women/ girls
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