What Haircut Suits You Best?

Easy, clean, classic. This haircut, most often worn by men but becoming more popular among fashion-forward women, is best for those with a large, attractive head. It'll make the features on your face, both good and bad, really stand out. Bonus: people might want to rub your head. (Actually, we guess that's only a bonus if you like the person doing the rubbing.) If you're not the stylish sort then you're probably in the military.

Worn by waifish women and British schoolboys alike, this haircut works best if your head is fairly large and well-shaped and your face is drop-dead gorgeous. If your head is small or your nose is prominent, it can emphasize that. This haircut is a frame. It isn't something you can hide behind. Women who love this look on the likes of Halle Berry or Michelle Williams. Be forewarned: if you aren't really pretty, it can make you look like a man.

Most often worn by stylish men but gaining ground among stylish women, this look is short on the sides and back, with a little bit of extra length on top that can be styled to stand stiffly upright, tousled, or brushed down flat. As a result, it's pretty versatile for a short haircut. It's not a haircut you can hide behind and it definitely draws attention to your face, but if you're okay with that, then go for it!

The classic haircut for women, this elegant look can either feature a side or center part. As a result, it is flattering to most faces. In this look, the hair is of mostly one length that falls somewhere between chin and shoulder length. You've probably seen this haircut on everyone from little girls to old ladies. It's not a daring choice but it's a safe bet.

This is the kind of tousled, layered haircut that looks like you just tumbled out of bed. You know, very casual and devil-may-care. But looks can be deceiving. This haircut is probably going to require a bit of styling. Perfect for the man or woman who wants to look low maintenance but is actually pretty high maintenance.

An update on the classic bob, this look generally features sideswept bangs. It also tends to be a more wavy or tousled look. That's achieved with long layers. Model Karlie Kloss, who started the recent trend for this haircut, says she loves it because it doesn't require much styling. Maybe not if you're her!