With this trend, it’s the higher and bigger the ponytail, the better. A signature hairstyle for singer Ariana Grande, this hairstyle involves scraping your hair back into a ponytail on the top of your head. Once it’s secure, backcomb the roots of the ponytail for as much volume as possible.

’Baby braids’ are all over social media at the moment and they’re a trend that seem to pop up every decade. You can either braid two sections at the front to frame your face or braid random sections for your hair for added texture.

This year’s Bafta TV Awards red carpet saw countless chic beauty looks but one of our favourite trends of the night came in the resurgence of a popular 70s hairstyle.

Aimee Lou Wood, who won a BAFTA for her role in Sex Education, had her hair swept into a classic beehive with curtain bangs framing her face.

Wood’s hairstylist, Patrick Wilson, posted a picture of the finished look on Instagram, writing: “Brigitte Who? Aimee Lou”, a reference to 60s and 70s style icon Brigitte Bardot.

The beehive, which involves backcombing hair into a, well, beehive-shaped cone on the top of the head, has been around for ages. Margaret Vinci Heldt, an American hairdresser, first created the beehive hairstyle in the 60s. It went on to become an iconic look in popular culture throughout the decades, sported by The Supremes and The Ronettes. It later became the signature look for Absolutely Fabulous’s Patsy Stone and singers Amy Winehouse and Adele.

One of the most popular hairstyles around at the moment, curtain bangs are here to stay for 2021. This haircut involves shaggy bangs that are parted to drape around your face (hence the name ‘curtain’). To help achieve that effortless framing effect, curtain bangs are usually cut slightly longer than the average fringe. This means they’re the perfect option for those looking to add texture to their hair without the commitment of a full fringe.

The shag is one of the most iconic looks of the 70s. It involves cutting numerous layers into the hair, focusing mainly around the top half, to create lots of movement and messy texture. Shaggy bobs and pixie cuts were particularly popular and have been recently sported by Miley Cyrus and Rihanna.

Farrah Fawcett’s hair was a major trend in the 70s, thanks to its bouncy, feathered cut. By adding the same type of feathered layers all around the head and choppy edges around the face, your hair instantly gains heaps of volume. If your hair is thin, gain extra body by styling your hair in outwards curls or flicks, like Fawcett.

Halle Berry’s faux micro-fringe was one of the most talked about beauty looks from the 2021 Oscars red carpet. On the other side of the spectrum to curtain bangs, micro-bangs are wispy and barely reach your eyebrows.

Another signature look of Fawcett’s, disco curls were all the rage in the 70s. To achieve the right type of curls and bounce, opt for large rollers over curling tongs. And don’t forget to combine your two front sections into one roller for a lifted finish in the roots.

Icons of the 70s often sported super long, sleek hair that was pin-straight – just look at Cher. Before attempting this look, be sure to prep your hair with heat protectant and seal your hair in mirror-like shine with a coating of argan oil.