I’m a Beauty Editor—4 Autumn Hair Trends I’m Trying and 4 I’m Pausing This Season

I’m a Beauty Editor—4 Autumn Hair Trends I’m Trying and 4 I’m Pausing This Season


The new season is in full swing, which is why we’ve been busy collating reports on the biggest autumn hair trends, hair colour trends, bob trends and more, to help keep you in the loop when it comes to what’s popular right now. As an editor, I don’t love the idea of writing about what’s “in” and what’s “out”, as I personally believe in wearing whatever hairstyle you want.

That being said, writing about trending haircuts and colours daily means I am pretty clued up on what styles people are leaning towards and which trends haven’t quite made it into 2025. Below, I’ve put together a list of easy swaps to help make your hairstyle feel more modern this season. Interested? Keep on scrolling.

1. Pausing Cherry Cola Hair, Wearing Espresso Brown Hair

While I love the cherry cola hair trend as much as the next person, I’ve noticed more and more people opting for rich, dark brunette hues this autumn. This colour pairs beautifully with a glossy finish for an elegant, polished look.

A woman taking a selfie wearing under-eye patches with a deep espresso brown hair colour

I tend to gravitate towards these darker tones in September and beyond, so I might have to give this trend a go myself.

Get the Look:

2. Pausing Claw Clips, Wearing French Pins

A woman wearing a backless white dress and a French pin in her hair

A claw clip is a timeless hair accessory, but if you feel like switching things up this season, why not opt for a super stylish French pin?

A picture of an updo hairstyle with multiple French pins

Effortless and chic, this is the autumn hair accessory to get your hands on.

Get the Look:

3. Pausing Micro Bobs, Wearing Mid-Length Bobs

Alexa Chung wearing a pink lace dress with a lob hairstyle

Bobs are going nowhere, but when collating the report on the biggest autumn bob hair trends of 2025, I noticed a resurgence in midi-length and lob hairstyles. This is great news for any low-maintenance girlies out there, as this short hair trend is so much easier to maintain.