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If you’ve been craving a change—and hearing the siren’s call of the hair salon—consider this your sign. Emma Stone, Kim Kardashian, Selena Gomez, Rihanna, and Keke Palmer are just a few of the celebrities leading the short-hair charge, which means you have more than enough inspiration to draw from. All you need to do is look inside (or maybe in the mirror) and ask: What’s the cropped cut you’re craving in 2025? And if you’re not so sure, scroll on.

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