Kim Kardashian 重回 lob 时代：齐肩短发仍是 2026 年的发型主角

Kim Kardashian’s hair repertoire is extensive: waist-skimming Cher-esque lengths, the slicked-back ponytails, sculptural buns with piecey bangs. But every so often, Kardashian returns to an old favorite: the sleek, impossibly glossy lob. On the latest stop of her All’s Fair press tour, she’s done just that.

Appearing at a promotional event in Mexico City, Kardashian debuted a sharp, shoulder-grazing cut, worn poker-straight with a beautifully blunt finish and the softest inward curve at the ends. Her rich, raven-black shade was polished to a mirror-like shine. It was an elegant match-up to her vintage Todd Oldham fall 1994 gown: a body-skimming, spaghetti-strapped number covered in colorful florals, pulled from the archives by stylist Law Roach. For this press tour, Kardashian has been working with two of her go-to glam collaborators, hairstylist Dimitris Giannetos and makeup artist Melissa Hurkman.

Kardashian has a long, dappled history with shorter hair. Back in 2015, she debuted a textured lob for Kanye West’s first Yeezy show, before embracing a sharper, angled shoulder-length cut in 2016. By 2018, she had gone shorter still, experimenting with razor-sharp blunt bobs that barely grazed her shoulders. In 2023, she revamped the look with a jaw-skimming cut. And earlier this year, she arrived at the Vanity Fair Oscars party with a tousled, collarbone-length clavi-cut, before trying out an icy-blonde chin-length bob over the summer. Kim Kardashian always seems to find her way back to the short and sleek.

And she’s in excellent company. The bob continues its reign as one of 2026’s defining haircuts, with everyone from Margot Robbie and Rosalía to Katie Holmes embracing variations on the chop. The clavi-cut, in particular—named for the clavicle it neatly brushes—has emerged as the trending sweet spot between a dramatic bob and longer lengths. It offers versatility as a cut that can still be tied up, with all the graphic impact of a shorter style. Even with her more cropped length, Kim’s super-straight version looks full and dynamic.

For someone who can switch between floor-sweeping extensions and elaborately constructed updos across one compact press tour, Kim’s return to the lob co-signs the sentiment that the chicest statement can, sometimes, be a perfectly cut few inches of hair. Just don’t expect this look to hang around too long.