Celeb cut to copy: The lob

Cara Delevingne's effortless cool-girl waves, bold brows and bronzed makeup is your summer beauty inspiration in one handy picture.

If you’ve been sporting a lob for a while but want to revive your style, ask for choppy ends, some face-framing layers and a fresh new colour, like Emily Blunt has done

Follow Kendall Jenner's lead and swap a matte, tousled style for glossy, more defined waves (and throw in an uneven part so it's a slightly imperfect finish).

For finer hair, look to Hailey Baldwin's lob for inspiration. Extra layers and a side flip at the roots will give the illusion of fuller, more voluminous hair. 

Even if it was revealed to be the work of a wig, Kim Kardashian (temporarily) jumped on board the lob trend. Instead of the beach waves we’re used to seeing on the style, she’s kept it interesting with a sleek finish and an asymmetrical cut. Time will tell if the reality TV queen will embrace the shorter style for real!

Pair your lob cut with balayaged ends and a wavy texture for an effortless style.

British It girl Alexa Chung has essentially been the face of the lob for years, changing it up ever-so-slightly every now and then by adding a full fringe, a curtain fringe, balayage, and block colour, showing us how versatile the cut can be.

You can create the illusion of more length by keeping your waves loose,wearing your hair over one shoulder, as Rosie has done here.

The ex-Spice Girl only recently cut her hair into this shoulder-skimming style, pretty much confirming it's a cut that's here to stay.

Slightly longer in the front than the back, Naomi's cut proves that you can experiment with your lob shape.

While tousled, undone waves look great on the short lob style, you can also opt for defined curls for a more glamorous beauty look.

To copy English actress Carey Mulligan's glossy brunette lob, ditch texturising sprays, and instead apply smoothing balms and serums (and making sure to use a hair mask regularly!) 

While a straight, blunt cut will give the style and edgy feel, longer layers and wispy ends like January's can help give your lob more texture and movement.

If you've got fine hair and are worried your lob will lack oomph, use Sienna's volume-enhancing trick by styling your hair as normal, then creating a deep side part and flicking your hair over.

For a soft wave like Rose's, use a large barrelled curler, or you can even try curling your hair with your straightener.

Chrissy proves that the messier the texture of your lob, the better. To get the grit you hair may need, try a texturising spray, or even a sea salt mist.

The new face of Chanel shows us just how good lived-in curls can look on the short hairstyle. To recreated this effortless finish, curl your hair into tight curls before bed, then let your sleep time do the rest of the styling work for you.

The Bad Moms actress recently cut her hair into a shorter bob, and this collar-bone skimming style is the result of her growing it, which goes to show that there's no such thing as an 'awkward' length anymore.