Spring/Summer 2013 Hairstyle Trend: The "Karlie" Chop Haircut - Short, Mid Length Hair Model Karlie Kloss | BeautyStat.com
 

Spring/Summer 2013 Hairstyle Trend: The “Karlie” Chop Haircut – Short, Mid Length Hair, Model Karlie Kloss

Spring/Summer 2013 Hairstyle Trend: The “Karlie” Chop Haircut – Short, Mid Length Hair, Model Karlie Kloss

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It was the haircut seen around the world! Well, let’s not exaggerate… only the beauty world and maybe the eyes of frequent NY Times perusers. It’s the latest celebrity to chop off her hair and make a splash. Chopping off those locks is the Hollywood cure for a stale career. Not to mention one of the trendiest styles for 2013, along with Michelle Obama kicking off the blunt bang hairstyle trend!

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Kate Moss

springsummer 2013 hairstyle trend the karlie chop haircut short mid length hair of model karlie kloss

Look at all the greats: Nicole Richie, Kate Moss, Carrie Bradshaw. So, these lovely ladies, real or not, are my style icons and what they do I diligently notice. The latest celebrity to take that “chop” is Karlie Kloss (pictured above).

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Karlie taking the chopping plunge!

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Photo Courtesy of NewYorkTimes.com

It is weird to think that a young, gorgeous model with a booming career would change her hair? Giving her that versatile look. However, the cut wasn’t just a simple snip of the scissors, it was an act of courage. Her brunette security blanket is gone and all that’s left is my new obsession and the real Karlie.

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Nicole Richie

From experience, before you take the chopping plunge it’s important to do your homework. Contemplate the stylist, the maintenance and yourself. A short cut is often unforgiving. Any slight imperfection is noticeable, so trusting your stylist is key.

Remember that unless you want the upkeep of styling, try to stick to a cut that will look good with air-dried locks. If you have texture, don’t go for a slick-straight Vidal Sassoon architectural cut, opt for a flowing cut that highlights your texture.

The last piece of advice is to embrace the new you. Short hair takes courage and self-confidence that all the world will see. New year, new changes! Put away the self-doubt and flaunt the things that make you fantastic, with or without the long locks.

So, will any of you lovely ladies be chopping off your locks this year? Let us know by commenting below, which will automatically be posted to our Community Forum (click here to check it out!) where you can find other beauty related discussions! Don’t forget to also submit a photo to our Photo Of The Day (click here!) feature, where a new photo will be picked daily. Your photo just might be selected, so get going!

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3 Comments
  • Beth Profeta
    Posted at 13:51h, 23 January

    I have always encouraged learning…but just got a bad cut ;[

    so IM OFF TO GET A SHORTER FIXER UPPER !

  • Amy D
    Posted at 16:30h, 23 January

    I LOVE the idea of a short hair cut but I always regret it once I do it, lol! I have naturally curly hair and only like it when its styled straight and sometimes I need to throw it in a pony or twist to get it out of the way or wear it curly when I don’t have time to straighten it. Short cuts always make it hard to for me do that 🙁

  • Kirsten
    Posted at 22:57h, 24 January

    When I saw this I was very pleased. My daughters said, “Mom, you already have this!” Love the cut. It is very close to what I have now.

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