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Pablo Picasso said it best: Good artists copy, great artists steal. If a song, outfit, or even a hairstyle, looks familiar, you can bet money on the fact that its references are likely from decades past — because everything old becomes new again. Such can be said for flipped ends, which just started popping up on California’s trendiest girls (including Zendaya, Rihanna, and Bella Hadid).
The look is one that’s eternally cool: variations date back all the way to the ‘bubble flip’ in the ’60s and Farrah Fawcett’s feathers in the ’70s. These days, almost anything goes when it comes to end bends, from the slightest beachy waves to full-on vintage vibes. See our latest favorites, ahead.
“The 60s started it,” Rihanna, whose hair was styled by Yusef Williams, captioned of one of her Coachella weekend looks.
Bella Hadid is a millennial who isn’t afraid to embrace throwback trends, from itty-bitty sunglasses to baby bangs. Of course, she can pull off a flip flawlessly.
Photo: Via @ninapark.
Justine Skye’s purple hue added a modern touch to the vintage silhouette of her hairstyle…
Photo: Via @justineskye.
… as did Liana Banks’ lime green. And yes, she dyed her natural hair.
Photo: Via @lianabanks.
Kendall Jenner was the portrait of California cool with her bent ends and wide headband (styled by Jen Atkin).
Photo: Via @jenatkinhair.
Zoë Kravitz proves that you don’t necessarily have to have long hair to take advantage of this trend. Tip: Flip out random layers for throwback vibes.
Photo: Via @zoeisabellakravitz.
We can’t decide what to obsess over: Padma Laksmi’s layers or her glam, which came courtesy of her own MAC makeup line.
Photo: Via @bobscott200.
You can bend your ends ever-so-slightly for beachy vibes like Hailey Baldwin’s.
Photo: Via @haileybaldwin.
Zendaya has this irritating habit of being able to perfectly channel any trend from any decade — including this soft ’60s flip.
Photo: Donato Sardella/Getty Images.
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