45 Celebrity Bobs That Aren't Your Average Mom Cut

Hudgens looks every bit the fairy tale princess with a chic, wavy blowout and the white ribboned dress of dreams. 

Got somewhere fancy to go and not enough hair to throw your hair into a chignon or updo? Try curling up your hair—in spirals by the ears and in an S-shape with the pieces closest to your line of sight. 

This one's an oldie but a goodie greatie. For this super editorial look, curl only the strands closest to your face in two big S-waves: it's ideal for a morning when you're really pressed for time. 

It's pretty, easy to pull off, and a classic bob shape, but what really sells this look is that she has her hair tucked behind her ears. Pin back your hair with bobby pins if you want to highlight your features even more. 

The supermodel way to add character to a bob? Keep it cropped super short and add some jagged bangs. 

Keep your lengths sleek, straight, and all one length for an elegant bob like Hale's. 

If you have finer, naturally straight hair, the best way to add some volume is to lop off some lengths (the bob is much less maintenance for this hair type than the lob). 

Curl out the strands closest to your face for a wispy pixie-style bob with character.

Make an even larger style statement if you're a natural brunette by opting for a platinum hue (the shorter length will make it easier to maintain the lighter tones, and there'll likely be less breakage involved). 

Hendricks knows how to nail a dramatic moment, and here the Old Hollywood curls aren't the end of this vintage style. Top off your bob with a chic little pillbox hat like hers in the colder months.