70 Medium-Length Hairstyles to Take to Your Stylist

Charlize Theron is the queen of hair transformations, so it's no surprise she pulls of this deep part with curled side bangs. Fine hair people this is the style for you since it appears your hair has more volume.

The 90s called and they said Constance Wu rocked this curled-at-the-ends lob. This style perfectly frames multiple face shapes so we highly recommend giving it a go.

Lorde's eyebrows are serious #goals, so this half-up 'do is perfect to accentuate her natural features. For a less-polished look, leave some strands out of the ponytail to hangout around your face.

This shorter-in-the-back and longer-in-the-front hairstyle gives the normal lob a run for its money. Added bonus: it works for any face shape so there are really no rules.

When your hair is just not at the "super long" length yet, having your medium-length hair go on a trip through the straighter will give it the length and sleek shine it needs.

On those lazy days it seems like the last thing you want to do is style your hair. I get it. Therefore, adding a hair clip like Elle Fanning here makes all those ones you wore in middle school seem cool again.

If only Nancy Wheeler had this lewk on Stranger Things! Like any good side part, it makes it seems like your hair has way more volume. What's great about this is the small curls give that volume a little extra boost.

On the days you don't want to deal with all your hair on your shoulders, try out this classy updo from Anne Hathaway. It's an effortless style that gives you a mysterious edge.

Sometimes your features have to be the star of the show, and this pulled back hairstyle makes it easy to accomplish. To spice it up a bit, we recommend a fun clip to pin it back with.

Bows are just one of the many accessorizes you can add to make your ponytail a little bit more glitzy this season. Some people might say schoolgirl, but that's just another name for fashion-forward.

When in doubt, throw your hair over your shoulder and give the ends a quick curl. The soft bends will create a pretty spiral that catches the light juuuuust right.

An ombré fade is one of the easiest ways to add some character to a basic brunette lob, and Alba is making us all want to go out and get highlights.

Get the effect of longer hair by adding feathered layers. Note: Having your hair stylist use a razor is a great trick for getting piece-y ends.

Blunt, thick bangs can look (and feel) heavy when paired with a shoulder-length cut, but Teigen's piece-y bangs stay soft and fluttery, thanks to the graduated layers framing her face.

Let us all bow down to Union's perfectly perfect curls, which are amped up by a slicked-back topknot and waved edges, which adds some structure to this fuller style.

Even if your hair isn't as long as Ratajkowski's, you can fake the length by tying off your over-the-shoulder braid with a long black ribbon, which gives the illusion of Rapunzel-level hair. To keep the look from feeling schoolgirl, gently tug and pull the loose layers around your face and wrap them around a curling wand for texture.

Pretty much the ultimate party look, Steinfeld's big, voluminous curls are the result of wrapping two-inch sections around a one-and-a-half-inch curling iron, and then gently raking through them with your fingers. For a modern touch (big curls = '80s hair, fast), side part your hair and clip back a section of curls with a smattering of bobby pins.

Soft, fluffy, and voluminous, Zendaya's waves look like she just rolled out of bed in the '50s, and we mean that in the most envious of ways. For the most authentic finish, blow-out your hair and, while it's still warm, wrap two-inch pieces of hair around jumbo velcro rollers for 30 minutes. Spritz with hairspray, unravel, and then brush through your curls with a boar-bristle brush.

Wet-look hair has been the "it" style of this summer's events, but Bella took it to the next level by brushing both sides of her hair straight back before curving it around the base of her head. To get the glossy texture, rake a dollop of pomade through your damp hair with your fingers, then let dry.

This simple hairstyle requires just a few bobby pins: Tuck and pin your hair back behind one ear to add an undercut element, then go to town with some over-the-shoulder poses to capture the full cascading effect.

Though actress Kiernan Shipka is known for her straight hair—and insanely good brows—her modern take on a big '80s perm (note the swooping side part) is incredibly inspo-worthy. Just make sure you schedule this style on a day when rain's out of the forecast, lest you want to end up with a halo of frizz.

Keri Russell has maintained some of the best hair on TV since her Felicity days, but it's her bouncy waves that have us wondering what gravity-defying feat is happening here. Her hair stylist Brian Magallones has said he relies on volumizing spray for the added bounce. For the waves themselves, he curls them in two-inch sections and pins them to her scalp while they cool for some added staying power.

Soft barrel curls that toe the middle line between ringlets and loose S-waves are the epitome of #hairgoals. Just make sure not to rake through these curls before they're absolutely cooled, or you'll pull them out.

Dita von Teese has the pin-up look down. Her secrets to that shiny, satiny, wavy finish? Hair masks, barrel rollers, setting spray, and a really excellent cut, sans layers.

Eye-skimming bangs, a smattering of caramel highlights, and subtle waves? Halle Berry has perfected the formula to flattering, never-boring hair.

If you're currently studying this photo saying, "What Hermione magic was done here?" then we're with you. But it's less magic and more really expert coloring: The cornflower highlights at the ends of her hair lend a mystical sun-dipped glow to her waves.

When you're feeling lazy, run a flat-iron through your hair a few times, mist on a shine spray, and tuck your hair behind your ears. A few hidden bobby pins will keep it all in place for a smooth look.

Super-tight curls make for the ultimate level of texture in this red-carpet style. Part your hair on the side for even more added volume.

If you're rocking a lob, nix the satiny, straight-ironed look for a more natural, "I woke up like this" texture. Consider trying out eye-skimming bangs on your next cut to add even more dimension.

In which Kylie Jenner channels a '90s supermodel with this naturally windswept look. FWIW, the deep side part makes all the difference.