3 Short Hairstyles for Fall 2012

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Thursday September 6, 2012 by ChickAdvisor Team

Miley had the right idea when she decided to go for the chop not too long ago (no pun intended!) and try a short and edgy pixie cut! We recently got the chance to speak with Eric Del Monaco, hair guru and owner of Del Monaco Hair Studio here in Toronto and he gave us the 411 on fall hair trends. You heard it from the best chicks: lengths are rising; short hair is where it is at this fall. With that in mind, we asked him to speak more on what short styles we can try this fall and he did us one better by showing us. With the help from two of his stylists: Daniel Fortunato and Sylvie Prud'Homme, they created three trending hairstyles for fall.

Hairstyle #1

Pro Tip #1: Hey Blondes! As we move into the cooler months, you'll probably want to do the same with your hair. Tone down your colour and try an few shades cooler. When it comes to your cut, be sure to keep movement and bend in your hair.

Hairstyle #2

Pro Tip #2: Colour blocking isn't just for fashion, it's also for your hair. Dye sections of your hair one or two levels darker or lighter for an everyday wearable style. Or go for a more dramatic look with two different colours (i.e. black and blonde). Even with a cut like this that has more defined lines, remember that you can always have looser pieces and texturized hair.

Hairstyle #3

Pro Tip #3: This cut is the most artistic and avant garde of the three so it may not be the cut for everyone. However, do take note of the geometric shapes in the cut that will be big for fall as well as the heavy and blunt fringe.

Let's hear your thoughts on these short styles!

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	on Apr 11, 2013 Makeup ByMerry said: The volume of my hair is too less then can anyone suggest me which short hair style will be most suitable for me.
	on Sep 18, 2012 Racenhawk 2,155 said: not a fan of any of those styles
	on Sep 13, 2012 Becky 12,790 said: I recently got sick of my dry damaged hair (caused by over dying it if you guys remember...) and went and chopped it off. Now it's barely reaching my shoulders, layers framing my face, and healthy healthy healthy :-) I love it :-) i like these styles too! They're not for everyone but they do suit these ladies!
	on Sep 12, 2012 flower 2,429 said: I think #2 should be short on both sides
	on Sep 12, 2012 tiffany88 282 said: i like long hair
	on Sep 12, 2012 lissdawn 1,612 said: Love the first one!
	on Sep 12, 2012 Steffikah 4,220 said: I like the first two but hate the last one. I'm alright with asymmetrical cuts but this one just doesn't do it for me. Maybe it's the growing out phase I wouldn't like.
	on Sep 12, 2012 catty81 912 said: Love Hairstyle #1. so funky. I wish I could pull off short funky hair like these.
	on Sep 10, 2012 meredithk115 3,623 said: I'm toying with the idea of going shorter-these styles are still a little 'too short' for me but I find that (as I age) my face looks dragged down by the longer hair. Hoping Eric DelMonaco will have some ideas for me!
	on Sep 10, 2012 Patricia 4,344 said: http://www.chickadvisor.com/chick/patricia/image/1/ Here's a link to a photo I put in my gallery. The other photos show my short-ish hair too, but this one really shows the cut. It's not perfectly blow-dried but you get the idea. :) I have found that the longer my hair the flatter and more dragged down it looks, no matter what I do with it! It is very fine and I think I needs a cut that does not pull it flat. So I might have to stick with the shorter lengths.