The actress added that she'll likely bring back the pixie at some point in the future Halle Berry is looking back at her iconic pixie cut In an interview on Vogue's podcast, the actress said the ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." What do Pamela Anderson, Halle Berry, Emma Watson, and Gwyneth Paltrow have in common? Besides being ...

At a time when pixie cuts are trending—think: From Teyana Taylor’s chic flips and Jada Pinkett Smith’s bleached blonde to Taraji P. Henson’s pompadour and Fantasia’s seductive up-flip—we’d be remiss ...

Indeed, just like her golden tan and smoky eyes, hair has long played a major role in Beckham's personal style. Her ...

Whether it's for a brand new up-and-coming feature film or an onstage world tour, we're never short of the dramatics that come with an unexpected cut or color change. And over the past few years, ...

Kris Jenner is back to black! On Monday, Oct. 13, the momager, 69, shared a new video on her Instagram Stories of herself returning to her brunette locks following her stint with platinum blonde hair.

Ah, the perennial transition to fall: the air gets crisper, hemlines get longer, and haircuts get shorter. This season, the ’90s pixie is the chop du jour — bold, chic, and packed with personality.

For me the best way to cut a pixie bob is to work with a razor to allow for all aspects of the cut to infuse together and ...

Speaking to New York-based hairstylist and pixie cut enthusiast David Boardman, a few key factors are driving the pixie's renaissance in 2026: “It’s all about individuality and boldness,” Boardman ...

In an interview on Vogue's podcast, the actress said the hairstyle "defined my life and my career for a time" She added that cutting her hair into a pixie helped secure her first acting role Halle ...

Halle Berry is crediting her famous pixie cut for helping her snag her first major television role in the 1980s. Berry, 59, spoke on the Fri., Feb. 6 episode of Vogue's The Run-Through podcast.