Transform a layered bob by flipping the ends and creating an off-center part.

A low, windswept ponytail is youthful and surprisingly elegant. Subtle waves keep it from looking unpolished.

Big, bouncy curls and a deep side part have a retro vibe, but the shoulder-length cut brings it up to date.

A bit of texture (created with a pea-size dollop of pomade) and an off-center part add interest to a classic, layered cut.

Give a long, wavy style shape (and prevent puffiness) by cutting layers, starting just above your ears.

Wavy, razored ends elevate this style from safe to sexy.

Flatter the face with long, sleek bangs and a few well-placed highlights.

Simple, but genius: use serum and hairspray to achieve the slicked-back, wet-hair style. It's foolproof for those with straight hair.

Long layers and sleek strands up your hair’s shine quotient.

Lots of shine and sharp layers keep this long cut out of Morticia Adams territory.

If you’re in the market for something low maintenance, this will make the cut.

A long bob flatters just about everyone. If your hair is anything but straight, just add layers to keep it from getting too voluminous on the sides.

A classic bob is cute, sporty and perfect for naturally wavy locks.

These soft, sun-kissed waves are the epitome of elegance—without looking too stuffy.

Brush out corkscrew curls to get a romantic, almost angelic effect.