5 Short Haircuts That Are Celebrity-Approved for Fall 2025

When it comes to switching up your hair, short haircuts are one of the most popular choices right now. Bob haircuts continue to reign supreme—from Sofia Richie to Alexandra Daddario, it seems every celeb has cosigned on the shorter length. But aside from bobs, there are plenty of other short hair looks to try right now that will continue to be popular throughout the rest of the summer and fall. Short hair is sure to be on trend for the rest of 2025, allowing you to make the big chop and usher in a new hair era. Plus, short styles make styling so quick and easy, which is especially beneficial if you’re tired of long, heavy hair getting in your way in this hot weather.

With so many cuts to choose from, it can be tough to decide which one to go with. To help you out, we’ve identified the five short haircuts that everyone will be wearing from September onward. Read on for our favorite looks, and get ready to bring screenshots as inspiration to your next haircut appointment.

The five short haircuts that will rule this fall

The Trinity cut

The character Trinity from the Matrix saga has long been a muse for the fashion world. But in recent months her short haircut has also become a prime inspiration for It girls. After all, Delilah Belle Hamlin, model and daughter of Lisa Rinna, has adopted the character’s signature hairstyle. With a short base cut, tapered front locks, and slightly longer layers, the Trinity cut rides the line between a pixie cut and a bob, borrowing from the cyberpunk and boyish aesthetics of the movies. The layers and slightly choppy look make for lower-maintenance hair.

The French bob

We undeniably follow Sofia Richie Grainge’s beauty advice to a tee, whether it’s her slicked-back buns or makeup routines. So when the It girl decides to change her look, we’d be lying if we said we don’t listen and follow suit. The proof is in the French bob the new mom got this summer. Effortlessly chic and elegant, the French bob is slightly textured and blunt on the ends, which hit just above the top of the shoulders.