9 celeb styles that will convince you to cut your hair

The ex-Spice Girl was responsible for the popularity of the ‘pob’ (short at the back and long at the front) a few years ago , and now that she’s cut this textured lob, we imagine many will follow suit and copy the very versatile style.

Unlike her sisters, Kendall sported the same haircut and style for years, until she revealed this stylish 'do a few weeks ago. A great cut for those who like a low-maintenance cut.

Somehow Miranda’s take on the voluminous bouncy bob is much more trend-setting than it is mumsy – we think it’s down to that glorious deep side part and the height at the roots.

JLaw has experimented with literally every single length, but this this short, textured style is our favourite. If you're looking to copy it, ask for long, choppy layers.

The Pretty Little Liars star has a lot of hair, proving that you can go short without your hair looking too big. She’s also a prime example of being able to embrace braids with less length.

Rachel McAdams is the perfect inspiration for shaking things up and adding texture to your bob, and you can see just how versatile a bob can be here.

The model’s collar-skimming cut is a great first step for those with long hair who want to go shorter but are a bit apprehensive about losing length. Keep the layers all one length for your hair to look longer. 

An asymmetrical cut and blunt ends make for a very edgy combo. To soften the look, you could always add a few waves or bends.

A layered short bob doesn’t sound like it works, but one look at the Love, Rosie’s style proves that it looks effortless and chic.