Cut inline with the mouth and complete with a blunt, straight fringe, the brunette French bob is intensely chic.

An in-between length that still retains the style of a bob, but enough length to tie into a ponytail, the midi bob is versatile and easy to work with.

A finger-width or two longer than a French bob, a nape bob rests above the shoulder blades and follows the natural slope of the neck.

Strong and definitive, this blunt brunette power bob plays with straight lines and proportions for a tough, slightly tousled finish.

As the name suggests, a collarbone bob rests above the shoulder blades, bridging the gap between a bob haircut and mid-length hairstyles. 

A softer version of the popular Botticelli bob, a wavy brunette bob creates movement and body, as well as the illusion of volume if you have fine or thin hair.

Face-framing highlights (also known as halo-lights, halo highlights or money piece highlights), are a great way to play with multiple hair colours – here, the dark brunette is paired with toffee-toned highlights.

Feathery and smooth, the swept-over bob gives the movement of longer hair without the heavy weight or length.

Another way to create the impression of healthy, full ends is to cut a rounded shape into the bottom of the hair. Shown here on a longer-bob length, it’s also possible to do with straighteners, rollers or a curling iron.

A stacked bob is a one-length haircut that, when styled in a centre part, creates symmetrical butterfly-wing shaped volume around the entire head.

Sleek, classic and poker-straight, this bob benefits from the blunt ends and high-shine.

Lived-in and natural, a tousled bob works on any length and looks beautiful paired with a wave, curl or coil hair texture. Gently muss the hair using a texture spray or holding gel or cream to create a beautiful, intentional-looking tousle.

Cut close to ear-length, the 90s bob is simultaneously nostalgic and futuristic – think shorter than a traditional bob and full of personality and punch.