Classic Long Hairstyles That'll Never Go Out of Style

Voluminous Curls

Bergamy says we should expect to see middle-parted voluminous curls or 'fros this fall. So keeping in line with the trends, Bergamy styled her client Ziwe with gorgeous picked out ringlet curls for a long style that doesn't compromise volume. Celebrity makeup artist Merrell Hollis complimented the look with dewy, neutral makeup.

The Cher

One long hairstyle that is never going to go out of style is ultra long waves that stretch down to your waist, like Demi Moore's look here. Go all one length for a groovy '70s vibe or try soft layers to achieve some "'80s punk," says Bergamy.

She adds that "the longer, the better." But even if you don't have the length naturally, Bergamy says 40 to 80 inch extensions in any texture "are hot right now."

Hip-Length Locs

Bergamy says that long locs worn down or even in an updo is a perfect fall look. Take a page from Zendaya's book at the Oscars and opt for locs with a side-swept half up half down 'do for a youthful appearance.

Long Box Braids

Another ultra-flattering style that's trending right now is super long box braids, like the ones Gabrielle Union is repping here. Bergamy suggests adding some accessories to spruce up the look, and Union's rhinestone strands are perfect for a glam update.

The Modern Shag

"Shags give a cool, sexy, rock and roll vibe with length, layers, and flirty bangs," says Davide Marinelli, an Oribe Educator and the owner of Davide Hair Studio. If you love the look of tousled waves, this is the style for you. Bring this picture of Suki Waterhouse to the salon, pull up a snap of Chloë Grace Moretz and ask to keep your length, or as Marinelli suggests, reference Freja Beha Erichsen.

Blunt Cut with Strong, Blunt Bangs

Want to hide the wrinkles on your forehead without Botox? Our pro suggests this look, as seen on Jessica Biel, that also accentuates your eyes and cheekbones. "The size of the bangs is determined by how much the client wants to open up or close the face. Analyzing the client's body is crucial to keeping the cut age-appropriate. For example, a blunt cut that comes at or past the bra strap elongates the neck and makes it appear slimmer, but too much length can have an aging effect."

Long Layers with Curtain Bangs

Channel Brigitte Bardot, Georgia May Jagger, or that effortlessly chic French girl you've been attempting to emulate for years. "I like to cut inner layers, meaning you cut layers on the inside going from short to long as you get to the crown. This layering technique gives the hair movement and body without the hassle of trying to keep all the layers around the brush when blow-drying," explains Marinelli.

A-Line Straight Long Lob

"This classic look can be modernized by cutting the hair slightly shorter in the back and in a long, pointed angle hitting the top of the bang in front. This will slim the face, elongate the neck, and accentuate the chest," explains Marinelli of this look demonstrated by celebrities like Kerry Washington and Kim Kardashian.