Pamela Anderson just turned heads at Paris Fashion Week with a bold new red shag, cut by John Nollet and styled fluffy and effortlessly brushed back – showing the true versatility of the iconic cut.

The shag has always been a statement of edge and glamour with attitude, from Farrah Fawcett’s feathered waves to 70s rock icons. Today it has enjoyed various revivals, updated with choppy layers, modern texture and a lived-in finish.

We've written about the power of a good shag before, but the examples below are all recent ways that celebrities are wearing the style. As colleen founder Lauren Gunn wrote, "Left undone and unwashed it embodies anarchy, but a little shampoo and an expensive blowout transforms the shag into a holy grail hairstyle, smelling sweetly of affluence and a very expensive hairdresser."

If you want to channel Pammy and try it yourself ahead of summer, book our in-salon shag and wolf cut expert Sara Reyes and transform your look with a razor-cut edge that’s all your own.