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" We&amp;#039;re all fully obsessed with the decade that gave us supermodels and Saved by the Bell, but forget scrunchies \u2013 there are far chicer ways to reinterpret the 90s hair trends this season. Whatever your tress type, make these icons your inspo and follow Cosmo&amp;#039;s top tips from Regis salon expert Katie Hamburger to style your new 90s hairdo. The bob  The likes of Rita Ora and Sienna Miller are reinforcing the fact that the bob is back but it&amp;#039;s thanks to the likes of Gwyneth Paltrow (pictured), Kate Moss and Christy Turlington who gave good shape in the late 90s that it&amp;#039;s come full circle. The key to bringing the bob up-to-date is to experiment, Katie says. &amp;quot;Ask your stylist to add a flash of colour or choppy edge. Texture and movement are also really important \u2013 if your hair is cut well then styling time will reduce as your hair will fall into place after washing.&amp;quot; We love the wash and go vibe, so don&amp;#039;t get too fussy with styling. &amp;quot;Remember, the 90s were all about simplicity, so you want to look like you woke up looking this fabulous&amp;quot; she adds. Indeed.  The crop  Now is definitely the season of short hair and our poster girls are not only modern icons Michelle Williams and Jennifer Lawrence, but the original girls of grunge-chic Demi Moore and Winona Ryder (pictured). Katie thinks this trend was a lifestyle solution, as 90s girls were busy partying &amp;quot;they didn&amp;#039;t have time to spend prepping and preening their hair \u2013 which made way for the sculpted, stylish crop&amp;quot;. Practical but with bags of personality, this should also require minimal effort if you get the cut right. Ask for &amp;quot;a freehand, precision cut&amp;quot; which allows for plenty of flexibility \u2013 &amp;quot;whether you want to slick your hair back into a quiff like Anne Hathaway or let your playful side out with a messed-up &amp;#039;do like Halle Berry&amp;#039;s signature style.&amp;quot; Arm yourself with some Designline Sculting Gaze (\u00A38.99) for the perfect texture.  The curl  Whether your inspo is Sarah Jessica Parker circa early SATC with wild and natural curls, or Cindy Crawford&amp;#039;s sexy spirals &amp;quot;bigger is better&amp;quot; when throwing back to this look. If you&amp;#039;ve got a natural wave, don&amp;#039;t be afraid to dust off your old diffuser for big volume then enhance random sections with a tong like the Ghd Curve. For bouncier waves try a root-boosting product when blow-drying and then set your hair in large rollers. Katie says &amp;quot;once the hair has cooled, remove the rollers and use your fingers to relax the curls and muss-up the style for a sultry bed-head look&amp;quot;. HOT. The braid  The braid - in any shape and size - are\u00A0now a perma-trend but in the 90s it was specifically about raw, effortless texture. Think more Kate Moss&amp;#039;s twisted rope braids on the catwalk and less Britney Spears&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Baby One More Time&amp;#039;. If you&amp;#039;ve got the length, DIY by side-sweeping your parting and mussing-up your finish. You want to go for undone and sultry which has that too-cool-to-care air nailed. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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