Like clockwork, fringe seem to catch new wind every Autumn, and this season is no different – only this time around, the cut isn't so one-size-fits-all like the peek-a-boo fringe or curtain bangs of yore.
"It's no longer about everyone running out and getting whatever the new bang trend is," he said. "Women are starting to really talk to their hairstylists and get the bangs that are right for their face shape, hair type, and how much time they are going to spend on their hair. I'm seeing bangs mostly on the lob or longer cuts. A great example is Zoe Chao, who I just worked with. She has this great lob with beautiful layers and then a micro fringe, which makes the look so unbelievably cool."