Mark Leeson of Mark Leeson Hair, Body & Mind points out that ‘this autumn/winter season hair will see a return to grown-up glamour, taking inspiration from old-style Hollywood Starlets.

Classic techniques will be a key factor in preparing the hair for the season’s hottest must-have looks. Finger waves, barrel curls and setting are all key techniques needed to give you the basis of this season’s catwalk looks. Sophisticated chic updos will also be catwalk favorites, featuring low side partings coupled with sleek chignons. Seventies glamour will be combined with soft bouncy waves to create an iconic vintage look.”

They key for this fall’s hair is “The bigger-the better!” Especially for those with longer locks. Make sure to invest in a good hairspray, because believe me, you are going to need it!

Short hair is also very popoular this season.

The Bob is still the hottest hairstyle this fall. However, it is definitely worn differently from last year.  It’s very versatile, so you have plenty of options on how to wear it: choppy, slick and flat, or maybe even wavy? Use some creativity to make a unique look!

Long hair is truly timeless. However, every season it varies in the way it should be worn. Forget about flat irons this season, because you won’t be needing them. Instead, opt for a ceramic curling iron, to create glamorous waves without the unnecessary damage.

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Ahhh, the long face shape. The perfect haircut for us is one that doesn’t drag down the face, yet adds width.

Styles that are flattering: Brow-skimming bangs (I plan to never go without them again). Chin-length bobs are also ideal for us because they create the illusion of width. Gwyneth Paltrow’s shoulder-length bob is very flattering on a long face. Just make sure your stylist cuts the hair a bit shorter in the back so it doesn’t look boring. Curls and waves work well because they add width to the face.

Gwyneth Paltrow hairstyle bob

Be careful with long hair — hair that is too long like Demi Moore’s can drag down the face. Long layers work best with pieces hitting at the nose, the chin and the collarbone. Consider a v-shaped style where the length is mainly in the back, while the sides and front of your hair appear shorter. Also, consider adding wave or curls to the hair

Avoid: Stay away from the extremes. Don’t go longer than the collarbone and avoid a skull-capping super short cut.

Celebs who share your face shape: Sarah Jessica Parker, Ashlee Simpson, Liv Tyler, Giselle Bundchen

Styling tools you can’t live without: A great volumizer. My favorite is Bumble and Bumble Thickening Spray, I also love the hairspray Big Sexy Hair Flip it Over Full and Wild.

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