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Sigourney Weaver adds more layers to the top, giving the hair more volume, and avoiding the flat-top look.
Cher is sort of a center-part queen. She's been rocking it for ages, and proves that it's a timeless look.
Lots of volume and layers seems to be the secret to Christie Brinkley's flawless hair.
Jessica Lange's bob almost reaches shoulder-length, but it's still short enough to be practical and easy to maintain.
Katie Couric rocks this hairstyle, and so can you. Tip: you can create the illusion of sharper angles by wearing longer pieces in front.
Tina Turner looks great with her sharp, blunt bangs. And so can you. Try it!
Symmetrical waves can be used to highlight specific parts of your face. Notice how Michelle Pfeiffer does this with her cheekbones.
Sally Field has been rocking this hairstyle for ages. And there's a good reason for it: it works! It really does frame her face nicely.
Jane Seymour is the perfect example that older women can look amazing with long hair. A few layers and highlights will do the trick!
Low maintenance, easy to style, and extremely practical. The pixie cut is a classic and you can't go wrong with it. Jamie Lee Curtis approves!
Maggie Smith's nice styled side bangs look gorgeous on her.
Madonna knows a thing or two about looking amazing, so trust her on this one.
Diane Keaton's gorgeous silver hair looks even more amazing with her hairstyle.
Meryl Streep rocks the half-up, half-down look like no one else. It works particularly well if you have different colored layers.
Highlights can really make a difference in a hairstyle and make your skin glow! Former model Iman is a great example.
Opt for highlights that will also work to highlight your facial features, like Gayle King does.
Bernadette Peters makes the most of her gorgeous curly hair and wears bangs (without having to worry about straightening them)!
Keep it classy and light up your face with chunky highlights, like Christine Baranski does.
Notice how the waves highlight Angela Bassett's cheekbones. It's a cool hairstyle indeed.
Susan Sarandon makes this work by leaving a few pieces out and styling them to one side.
Feathery micro bangs highlight Judi Dench's eyes and make her face look longer.
This hairstyle is practical and versatile. Suzanne Somers certainly approves!
Alfre Woodard's hair is a great example of how layers and waves can transform a bob into something unique.
Debbie Allen is a great example of how auburn curls can look gorgeous without being flashy.
Sources: (Good Housekeeping)
See also: The most iconic movie hairstyles
This is a great hairstyle if you have thinner hair, as the volume on top will make it look thicker. If it's good enough for Helen Mirren, then it's good enough for us!
Jane Fonda takes the pixie cut to a whole new level by giving it the right amount of volume. Pure class.
Make the most of your natural hair, like Oprah Winfrey does. If you have curly hair, look into gels to help define your coils.
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It's easy to pull this chic ponytail when you have straight bangs, as Allison Janney demonstrates.
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Are you looking for inspiration for your next hairstyle, but are not quite sure if it will suit you? Well, in this gallery we have plenty of options for you to draw inspiration from. But don't just take our word for it, these are tried and tested hairstyles worn by some of the most famous women in the world! From pixie cuts to long waves, and an array of bangs, in this gallery you'll surely find the right style for you! Click on through.