"I’m seeing a big resurgence in ‘90s boy cuts," said Adir, who pulls references from early Leonardo DiCaprio and River Phoenix for his clients. "It's beautifully blunt and unlayered. Instead of thinking of it as a bob, you’re bringing it up a little, so that the hair stops at the temple or the cheekbone. The back is cut close to the head so that it almost feels like an undercut, but you still have that length, and it has a feminine edge thanks to the longer pieces which fall around the neck."