If you didn’t know any better, you might think the hit movie title Everything Everywhere All at Once was referring to the bob hair trend.
In the 1920s, that statement signified defiant liberation. Flappers danced and drank the night away at speakeasies during the Prohibition era, and when movie star Louise Brooks flaunted her earlobe-grazing French bob with bangs it was deemed scandalous.
Personally, I love the hairstyle — and have for decades. In the ’90s, I lived in New Orleans and my boyfriend at the time nicknamed me Betty Boop because of my super-short bob with baby bangs. Years later, still bobbed, with Audrey Hepburn as my inspiration, my style became more punk rock pixie. A fellow beauty editor described me like so: “You look like Amélie, if Amélie got tattoos.” To this day, it is one of my favorite compliments.
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