Celebrity Long Haircut Ideas and Inspiration
We don't need much convincing when it comes to long hair. Blame it on our childhood Barbie obsession (and the collective hours we must have spent brushing her long, curled locks) or the real-life bombshell curls we anxiously wait to see the Victoria's Secret Angels wear each season as grownups; no matter how you look at it, we've always loved a good waist-length hair look. And we're not alone. While the shorter lob hairstyle is having a major moment, many of our favorite celeb supporters of the look have also been known to break out the hair extensions to double up on their length when the mood strikes. So whether you've spent a whole lifetime growing your hair into a long, glossy mane or you've decided that bob cut isn't for you after all, you can copy one of these long hair looks ahead.
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Photo: Courtesy of Instagram/renatocampora2/14Margot Robbie
Old Hollywood waves or not, actress Margot Robbie makes a strong case for a long, single-length look with just the most subtle of layers along the bottom of her hair.
Photo: Courtesy of Instagram/jennifer_yepez3/14Zendaya
Zendaya proves that longer is better with her nearly waist-length locks. Though she's been known to go from long hair to a pixie cut (thanks to some very convincing wigs) in the blink of an eye, this easy middle part and natural curls look by hairstylist Jennifer Yepez is one we hope to see stick around.
Photo: Getty Images4/14Bella Hadid
The model added a few face-framing pieces of hair just past her cheekbones and at her collarbone. Wearing her longer style poker straight and parted down the middle, if you haven't quite managed to grow your hair out as long as you like, follow Bella's lead and fake it with extensions like the Easilocks stylist Andrew Fitzsimons used.
Photo: Getty Images5/14Emma Roberts
After sporting a short bob all summer, Emma returned to her long blonde locks thanks to Riawna Capri at Nine Zero One Salon, adding long bangs and piece-y layers that work perfectly with her favored textured waves style.
Photo: Getty Images6/14Zoe Kravitz
Zoe Kravitz takes the best of both the long and short hair worlds by pairing an edgy undercut with her signature long locs. Wearing her hair in a half-up, half-down style, like she did during Paris Fashion Week, lets her show off the undercut, while a completely loose style leaves her hair looking longer all over.
Photo: Getty Images7/14Kaia Gerber
The new Marc Jacobs Beauty spokesmodel keeps her thick brunette hair from looking too severe by adding subtle layers and caramel balayage to lighten up the ends.
Photo: Getty Images8/14Rihanna
RiRi took a break from her shorter style and bangs for a waist-length look with lots of long layers.
Photo: Getty Images9/14Victoria Justice
Victoria Justice rarely strays from her preferred long, single-length hair look. And while she usually wears it styled completely straight and with lots of shine, these soft bends stylist Laura Polko gave the actress add a bit more edge to her look.
Photo: Getty Images10/14Gigi Hadid
Gigi Hadid is all around goals, and her beachy blonde locks are no exception. Keeping her hair well below the shoulders, the model adds subtle layers and lowlights to really show off her bone structure.
Photo: Getty Images11/14Holland Roden
With nearly waist-length auburn hair, the Teen Wolf star doesn't need to do much in the way of styling to stand out. Often wearing her hair straight and parted down the middle, we love the effortless feel her barely layered hair adds to her looks.
Photo: Courtesy of Instagram/LacyRedway12/14Jourdan Dunn
Taking a break from her caramel-highlighted lob, the model turned to Lacy Redway to add some major length to her hair with natural movement and a clean center part.
Photo: Courtesy of Instagram/_marissamarino13/14Selena Gomez
Before the lob, Sel was rocking the prettiest long hair we've ever seen thanks to stylist Marissa Marino. Whether she wore it straight or in wild curls during her Revival tour, Selena's layered style with bangs will always be our ultimate long hair inspo.
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