Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga and more: Celebs lead the short cut way

Forget those updos, Hollywood glamour girls are going short for big ticket events.
Those beauty pageant-esque updos are not red carpet staples anymore. This is the season of going short! The Duchess of Cambridge went for a snippety, shorter do last year, and even our Bollywood beauties jumped on to the short cut bandwagon.
With the award season underway in planet Hollywood, a spurt of bobs, lobs (long bobs) and wobs (wavy bobs) are creating beauty news at major red carpet events.
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How the stars styled it
At the recently held British Academy Film Awards in London and the Grammys in Los Angeles, the short hair do made a stylish entry. From Taylor Swift’s Anna Wintour-ish sharp bob and Adele and Kaley Cuoco’s wob, to Carrie Underwood’s slick, swept back lob — the inspiration is ample for those who are thinking of making the cut.

If you’re seeking some more inspiration, Lady Gaga’s Marilyn Monroe-inspired old-school platinum bob from last month’s Golden Globes can give you some beautilicious food for thought.
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No short cut to glamour
While your asymmetric bob or a bed-head wob might be a statement enough, if you’re heading out for a glamour-high event, crank up the styling. “Accessorising is the key. A pearl-encrusted vintage hair comb or a singular crystal-studded pin can add glamour to your short cut,” suggests beauty expert Aashmeen Munjaal.

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Girls, it’s also the season to experiment with colour. From hair colour chalks (for temporary colour) to balayage ombrés — you can go for a stacked bob playing with multiple hues for a three dimensional look. And, if you get bored of the short do, go the red-carpet way and tap into a faux bob.

“The temp bob is an industry trick done by using a hair band. Remember, maintaining short cuts are easy and the lob is for those who don’t want to go very short,” says expert Ishika Taneja.
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