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By Anna Zack
Updated 8 PM EST Nov 5, 2025
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Why This Fall, Everyone’s Switching to a Side Part？
November
2025
This fall, the side part is officially back in the spotlight. From New York to Paris runways, from Scarlett Johansson to Gigi Hadid, the 90s bombshell side part—with its volume, shine, and drama—is making a glamorous return.
On the runway, deep side parts create theatrical body and movement, while catching the light to enhance the hair’s natural shine. It’s classic Hollywood glam that translates effortlessly to everyday life.
The Comeback of the Side Part
Fall’s Must-Try Side Part
This fall, the side part is officially back in the spotlight. From New York to Paris runways, from Scarlett Johansson to Gigi Hadid, the 90s bombshell side part—with its volume, shine, and drama—is making a glamorous return.
On the runway, deep side parts create theatrical body and movement, while catching the light to enhance the hair’s natural shine. It’s classic Hollywood glam that translates effortlessly to everyday life.
Fall’s Must-Try Side Part
This fall, the side part is back in the spotlight. From New York to Paris, Scarlett Johansson to Gigi Hadid, the ’90s bombshell side part—with its volume, shine, and drama—is making a glamorous return. On the runway, deep side parts add body and movement while catching the light, creating classic Hollywood glam that works in everyday life.
What the Side Part Says About You
Vogue editors call the side part “the new red lip of hair.” It’s not a radical transformation, but a subtle reinvention.
- Center part = balanced, understated, clean-cut
- Side part = confident, dynamic, flowing feminine energy
The change isn’t just visual—it shifts your aura. A simple side sweep can instantly transform your presence from demure to a poised, attention-commanding elegance.
How to Tell If a Side Part Suits You？
Top stylists agree that whether a side part flatters you has less to do with trends and more to do with face shape, hairline, crown ratio, and hair distribution. The right parting can subtly reshape your features, enhance symmetry, and bring out your natural confidence.
If you have a high hairline, adjusting the parting angle can visually shorten the forehead, creating a more balanced overall proportion. For those with a flatter crown, adding subtle root lift or using a dry shampoo can build dimension and prevent the part from collapsing — a small trick that keeps the look full and effortless.
A side part softens strong jawlines with gentle curves. Adding a touch of volume at the crown elongates the overall proportions and creates a smoother, more refined silhouette.
A heart-shaped face with a wider forehead and narrower chin works well with a side part. Letting hair fall naturally on both sides balances the face, while soft bends at the jawline refine the contour.
A deep side part introduces a vertical visual line, instantly lengthening the face. Combined with natural flow and subtle crown lift, it maintains softness while adding structure and elegance.
A gentle side part paired with layered or wavy textures helps balance vertical length. Crown volume is essential — flat hair can exaggerate elongation, while subtle lift restores harmony and proportion.
Your Side-Part Playbook
Here’s a simple, professional roadmap for your perfect side part:
From Runway to Everyday
On the runway, a side part is pure drama. In daily life, it’s a small change with a big attitude shift.
You don’t need Hailey Bieber’s team to achieve this—just a good styling tool like AIRHYPE and a bit of technique can give you that effortless “runway-ready hair, minus the stylist” finish.
The Confidence Flip
A side part might not instantly transform your day-to-day life—but when you glance in the mirror, you’ll think:
“This is me — but elevated.”
It’s a gentle rebellion, a quiet power, a subtle aura shift that belongs to every woman.
The Confidence Flip
A side part might not instantly transform your day-to-day life—but when you glance in the mirror, you’ll think:
“This is me — but elevated.”
It’s a gentle rebellion, a quiet power, a subtle aura shift that belongs to every woman.
