When clients sit down in the chair, they don't always know the exact name of the haircut but they do know the celebrity reference.

We asked the colleen team which famous faces are topping the request list. From Frenchie fringes to cool girl shags and statement bobs, these are the celeb styles our clients won't stop asking for.

Free from harsh structure and blunt lines, Birkin bangs are wispy, soft and a symbol of casual sensuality, much like the style icon they were named after, Jane Birkin herself. Daisy Edgar Jones offers a modern take on the look, which is perfect for those seeking to spice up their curtain bangs or those seeking a change minus the upkeep.

Nothing says statement quite like an ultra-blunt chin-length bob. This striking silhouette has withstood the test of time and trends for a reason: with just one chop session, you can define your chin and jawline with a bold style that elevates any outfit.

Following her star turn in The White Lotus, Leslie Bibb's 'cunty little bob' has been the reference on everyone's lips.

Super soft, blended layers like ultimate It girl Alexa. Flirting with a choppy texture but holding back slightly for a wispy, unbothered finish. This shag is fit for the ultimate cool girl: effortless, a little dishevelled and best worn with yesterday's eyeliner and a great pair of boots. It's not trying too hard, and that’s exactly the point.

A style that may be a little rough around the edges, but harbours a romantic take to glam. Fitting for those seeking a pixie crop that leans slightly more punk than pretty.

This cut hits just above the shoulders with subtle shaping and voluminous body, styled with a deep side-part and soft bends that evoke vintage glamour without feeling costume-y. It's structured but not stiff, full-bodied but touchable - a cinematic bob that flatters from every angle.

This cut trades softness for structure, featuring short, shattered layers and a broken-up silhouette. The fringe is cropped and irregular, giving the face room to shine, while the texture adds movement without polish. It's equal parts utilitarian and editorial, more instinct than effort.

Characterised by brow-grazing curtain bangs, soft face-framing layers and subtle shaping, the Butterfly Cut appears on our salon mood board time and time again, for good reason. It's the perfect silhouette to effortlessly maintain shape and a true shapeshifter style that can shine on blown out, bouncy curls or natural, air-dried textures.

The Seberg reference is for the client who wants to channel old-school French cinema cool. Soft and sculptural, this one's all about bone structure and confidence.