The Pageboy Bob is a trend

Hairstyle trends come and go and walk and often appear with a new turn that brings it directly to modern times. The recently revived Pageboy Bob is the perfect example of this. Today's Pageboy Bob was famous for Forever Icons like Princess Diana and The Beatles in the 1960s and has managed to merge softness with precision and nostalgia with modernity. Here is everything you need to know about the look that currently makes waves everywhere.

What is the Pageboy Bob?

The Pageboy Bob is a slim, Kinnlanger Bob with blunt edges and often a straight border. It got its name because it looks like a style that English side boys carried in the medieval era, says Jessica Ruby, celebrity stylist and owner of the Flamingo Lounge in New York City and Los Angeles. (Don't worry, the updated version is much cooler.)

“This style met in the 1960s thanks to Mod ikones like The Beatles and Princess Diana, whose characteristic variation held the shape, but added volume and polish,” says Ruby. “It can be worn as a clean bob or with a short round end. This look is fashionable and editorial-thinking about East London Cooler Girls Energy, which was reinterpreted by a lens in 2025.”

This short hairstyle is interrupted, among other things, such as the Parisian and the Italian Böber and Christy Cut (a modern version of the bowl). Ruby says that these airy, dismantled cuts give an airy feeling that the Pageboy Bob noticed after his drama and precision.

“We see a shift in low -maintenance too high. “Models, influencers and musicians use more structured looks that show trust and personality, and the style is reinterpreted everywhere from Tikok to fashion week.”

So styles and maintain a pageboy bob

No wonder the Pageboy Bob lifts off. There is immediate presence and a lot of cool girls. You can also style it either super elegant for a modern mod aesthetics or texture for something diamond and more rebellious. If you choose this power failure, follow this advice to keep it and style it.

• Get regular cladding: As with any structured cut, regular cladding is important. “To keep the shape clean and fresh, you should cut it off every six to eight weeks,” says Ruby. She adds that it is important to work with a hairdresser who has further training, as this is a haircut that requires both technical skills and art.
• Perfect your blowout: You can wear a pageboy cut with natural texture, but if you want to grasp the iconic essence of this style, a blowout is a must. “Start with a ventilation brush and a strong hair dryer by wrapping your hair with a diaper dryer,” says Ruby. A blowout cream and a serum will add a healthy shine considerably.
• Use a flat iron for precision: Together with a blowdryer and a round brush, a flat iron can help to achieve these ultra sleeves with facial ram lines. Always use a thermal insulation to avoid damage and keep the ends sharp and polished.
• Try soft waves for contrast: To switch the elegant style, add a few loose waves with a flat iron or a curling iron. It is a nice departure from the super structured look and has a more casual feeling that is perfect for weekends or more relaxed excursions.