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Hair evolution: flagship hairstyles from the nineties

When pop culture goes hand in hand with hairstyles, anything goes! XXL volume, vibrant colours and fun up-dos, each hairstyle more extravagant than the last. The proof being? These 3 nineties looks.

The Rachel Green bob

It’s impossible to forget this short unstructured bob, thinned out at the tips and mid-lengths, featuring maximum blow-dried volume tamed by a side part! Worn by Rachel Green (played by Jennifer Aniston) in the cult TV show Friends, this legendary haircut was propelled to iconic status. In salons, every woman wanted the Rachel bob and it went on to be voted “Best hairstyle of the year” in 1995 by several magazines.

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