Feeling Hair Fatigue? The Top Hairstyle Trends For 2021 Will Cure That

One nostalgic trend that won't be making a return next year: pin-straight hair from the early aughts. According to Chris Appleton, celebrity hairstylist for Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Lopez, lots of body and volume will be the look everyone is trying to achieve in 2021.

Yes, bangs are still going to be a thing — you didn't think you'd be able to get rid of this trend that quickly, did you? — but with a slight twist. The curtain style is the perfect example of old and new trends merging for a fresh look.

"This trend exploded on social media recently, and I think we'll see its popularity carry over into 2021," said Andrew Fitzsimons, celebrity hairstylist and TIGI Copyright brand ambassador. "This is a really flattering style that is easy to maintain." Styling curtain bangs for an effortless and laid back look is easier than you think.

One thing all pros could agree on: 2021 is going to be about texture, texture, texture. "Whether it's curly, coarse, frizzy, or fine, I think we'll start to see even more people embracing their natural textures," said Fitzsimons.

This can be achieved by opting for a haircut with more layers (like the ever popular shag or mullet cut), using texturizing products or heat tools, or just embracing what you're born with.

The classic ponytail will never go out of style but every few years it moves up and down on the back of the head. The last few years, low ponytails were having a moment but in 2021 they'll make a triumphant return to the top of our heads. The same rings true for topknots. "A high ponytail or topknot is a great way to have a fashionable hairstyle that looks great from the front while in Zoom meetings," said Townsend.