Jennifer Aniston Debuts New 'Do

Jennifer Aniston and "hair" became synonymous when the starlet's cut during the second season of Friends was deemed "The Rachel" (a hairstyle the actress recently revealed that she hated *GASP*).

That said, Aniston debuted a shorter bob-style haircut this week in Madrid at a photo op for her newest flick, Just Go With It.

Thoughts?

Clip-On...Bangs?

Our reaction: No stinkin' way.

Low and behold: Way.

Though we never thought something like this could possibly be true, we were wrong. Urban Outfitters has now come out with a line of clip-on bangs for those too terrified to trim their locks in an attempt to sport the trend.

For the mediocre price of $30, the bang-less can now have bangs (made from real human hair so they may style/color them how they wish). Sound creepy? We originally thought so, too, but can see the potential interest for those not willing to be so bold. Plus, the bangs come in black, chocolate, brown, bright yellow and mustard (pictured above)...but where's the ginger?

Check out or purchase the different styles HERE.

Emma Stone Goes Blonde

The famous redhead and star of soon-to-release Easy A, Emma Stone, has recently traded in her festively colorful locks for a new look: blonde! Though she did it for her new role in the upcoming Spider-Man flick, we must say we don't hate it and it partially inspires us to be a little crazy with our hair for the new year.

Thoughts?

Looking for a Drastic Change in Time for the Holidays?

Try the hairstyle sweeping the nation: The Pixie Cut.

We've blogged previously about starlet Emma Watson's new hair and we couldn't resist mentioning the hairstyle again (in leiu of this Friday's Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part I release).

And it's not only Ms. Watson, plenty of Hollywood starlets are opting for a shorter 'do these days. VIM has compiled our faves.


Clockwise from top left: Michelle Williams, Ginnifer Goodwin, Jessica Stroup and Carey Mulligan.

Emma Watson unveils a new, shorter do.

Emma Watson unveiled a much shorter do this week, calling it "the most liberating thing ever."

The Harry Potter star told Entertainment Weekly that she had been wanting to cut her hair short since she was 16. However, she had to keep her long locks due to playing Hermione, but with the final Harry Potter installment wrapped, the star said she finally was free to cut it all off.

Watson said she knows people will have an opinion about it, but we at VIM think her new cut is cute and practical for college students. With Watson entering her second year at Brown University, her new gamine cut will slash her morning prep time significantly.

Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part I will be released Nov. 19 and Part II this coming summer--on July 15, 2011.

Hairstyle of the Month

Kristin Cavallari has recently been featured in the August 2010 issue of Vanity Fair Italy and we are obsessed with her hair from the amazing pictures. Shout out to CocoPerez for the stills :) VIM followers, we must recreate this.