For 2012, the trendy hairstyles have hair tamed and softer to make it more touchable. What’s trendy this year are more feminine, with lots of movement and very wearable, be it for short medium-length or long hair. These trendy hairstyles for 2012 are also more versatile and could be modified to suit any face shape and hair texture. Here’s a look at the 2012 hairstyles: what’s trendy this year:

Long layered hairstyle – softly layered
This long layered hairstyle has everything. There is texture, movement and very versatile. The long layers are given a slightly shag look that provide softness and volume. This style works great for wavy or straight hair but is versatile enough to be added with curls without spoiling the style. This trendy hairstyle is also suitable for almost all face shapes and hair texture. For those with fine hair, they should avoid having the layers cut very short. this will give a rather straggly look.

Short partially shaggy hairstyle
This hairstyle is cut very short at the back with longer layers in front. It is a very feminine and cute hairstyle in spite of its short length. It would look a lot more attractive when it’s give subtle highlights in a color that blends well with the hair color and flatters your skin tone. This short partially shaggy hairstyle can be cut with face framing tendrils to emphasize a pretty cheekbone or added with wispy bangs to highlight the eyes.

Sleek updo with messy bun
A super trendy hairstyle this year is a combination smooth updo with hair combed back sleekly and paired with a messy bun. This chic and fashionable updo works well with medium-length hair or long hair. The hairstyle opens the face up for a very classy and dramatic look. The position of the messy bun can be either at the top or back of the head or low down on the nape and even on the side. leave some wispy tendrils of hair loose to frame the face which can either be left straight or given some curls for that Gibson-girl look.

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