We're Calling It Now: These Will Be the 10 Hottest Haircuts of 2016!

A medium-length cut that rides the line of short and long hair, more airy than the lob and not as blunt as the bob. According to Jill Engelsen, a senior stylist at Butterfly Studio in NYC, it’s what all the models like Karlie Kloss have been rocking.

What to ask your stylist for: You want a cut that hits at the collarbone with long layers and texturized ends without feathering, because then it can start to look like a shag.

At-home styling tip: Whether you wear this cut curly or straight, keep a little bend in the ends to accentuate the details and soften the style.