Wolf haircut trend is taking over tinsel town; here's how you can rock it too

Gen Z has fallen in love withthe wolf haircut trend and they are having a lot of fun flaunting shaggy and purposely untamed tresses this fall. Celebrities like Jennifer Lopez, Billie Eilish, and Miley Cyrus have also taken inspiration from influencers and have hopped on the bandwagon with their versions of the trend. They look uber-chic yet cool and they pair well with most western outfits.

With shorter and wispier layers around the crown flowing into tapered layers that cascade down the length of the tresses, the wolf cutblends two iconic periods in style, and pop culture, i.e the '70s and '80s. The look is a hybrid of mullet and shag cuteandis considered a modern take on the iconic hairstyle rocked by famous stars like Rod Stewart, Patti Smith, Mick, Kiss, and Joan Jett.

The hairdo has made an appearance on the runway, in movies and has been all over social media. Jennifer Lopez was seen flaunting the haircut trendon the poster of her latest film'Shotgun Wedding'.

Meanwhile, Billie Eilish has been a fan of wolf cut since last year. She tried it with bothblack and blonde hair.Miley Cyrus, on the other hand, flaunted the cut on her tour.

Before you head to a salon to get the wolf cut yourself and hop on the trend train, check out some tips suggested by celebrityhairstylist, Bennett Grey, in an interview with Byrdie.

• Don't go for straight hair with their cut. "Curly hair thrives with [the wolf] cut,"Bennett Grey said
• Ask your hairstylist to add as many layers as possible near the crown of the head to give the curls some extra bounce and volume
• To achieve a messy look, scrunch a curl cream onto damp hair and allow them to air dry
• You can also use a diffuser if you are getting late for an event or occasion and wants to speed up the drying process without causing frizz
• Once your hair is dry, use a texture spray at your roots to amp up the volume even more