Hear Me Out: The “Beckham Bob” Is Winter’s Chicest Hair Trend

If there's one celebrity who's had several iconic haircuts, it's Victoria Beckham. Scrolling through image archives, you can spot the memorable moments in her career by the hairstyle she had at the time. Who can forget her Spice Girls pixie haircut era? And what about her stacked bob that got its very own nickname—the 'Pob'? And of course, she also rocked longer lengths with her WAG-era extensions and highlights as she watched David Beckham play football back in his heyday. And today, she's known for her effortless, undone waves.

Hair trends come and go, and whilst some of these '90s and '00s haircuts now look a little dated, there's one Victoria Beckham cut that has stood the test of time. The 'Beckham bob' is the sleek mid-nineties bob that she wore for pretty much her whole time as Posh in the Spice Girls.

With a centre parting and subtle, face-framing layers that flick inwards, the Beckham bob featured a shoulder-skimming length and blunt ends, and the cut was both chic and cool in the mid-nineties, says Emma Vickery, creative director at Percy & Reed. "The ’90s Beckham bob was iconic; we’re not talking about the early '00s blonde, graduated bob—that’s a whole different vibe altogether—this is all about the sleek, brunette, centre-parted, one-length bob," she says. "It will suit most faces, as you can differ the length to work with your face shape. On Victoria Beckham, it always sat below the jaw and above the shoulder, shaping in the direction of the collarbone. It was ever so slightly A-line but was minimally layered, so it never felt deconstructed; it always had a structure."

In fact, the Beckham bob isn't dissimilar to some of the blunt bob haircuts that we're seeing everyone from Hailey Bieber to Rochelle Humes wearing right now—proving that this haircut is a timeless, anti-trend bob that will always look good. Ready to see how we're doing the Beckham bob today? Scroll ahead for all the haircut inspo, as well as the best styling products to achieve the look.

"When styling a bob like this, I would either use straighteners or a hair dryer with a round brush just to soften the ends into a slight curve," says Vickery. "It’s also a really nice haircut for low-maintenance styling if cut on the right hair texture, and it will grow out nicely, as it will just continue to grow into the shape that it’s been cut."

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