3 Breakout Haircut Trends to Wear This Spring (Before Everyone Else)

A perennial tried-and-true favourite, the clavicut is the best of both worlds: short enough to pass as a long bob but long enough to hit your clavicle. (Hence the name.)

"A clavicut is a collarbone-grazing style that is flattering for all hair types and face shapes," Tricomi said. "This style features back strands resting on the nape of your neck with the face-framing strands dipping an extra inch or two until they kiss your collarbone — an edgy yet sophisticated style, all at the same time."

If you're of the mindset that a bob is a bob is a bob, get ready for the freshest take on the look this Spring. (Also, have you been living under a rock?)

What's new this time around is the "graduated bob" haircut — also called the A-line or inverted bob — that features hair that graduates from long in the front to short in the back, with a V-line that hits the nape of the neck. "This is softly layered as well for motion and movement," Tricomi said.