She’s also not the only celeb to lean into the daring style. The 1950s-era haircut has seen many iterations—namely, Audrey Hepburn’s classic micro bangs. Since then, stars like Olivia Rodrigo, Zendaya, Florence Pugh, and more have modernised the look and kept the trend alive with a shorter, choppier version.

Micro bangs like Hepburn’s “have an airier appearance: They are lighter and layered and texturised for weight removal,” Amy Abramite, creative director and stylist at Chicago’s Maxine Salon, previously told Glamour. If you like a more blunt bang, that’s a 2000s and 2010s look: “Thicker, longer, and solid,” says Abramite.

When you get to the salon, Abramite advises telling your stylist you’d like micro bangs: a choppy, “half-moon”-style bang, or “mini choppy bangs.” If you have an exact idea in mind of what you want, it may help to bring a picture with you so there’s no confusion or buyer’s remorse (à la Emily Ratajkowski).

If you’ve ever had bangs, you already know this: They’re high-maintenance, so prepare for lots of touch-ups. Most often, bangs should be trimmed every four to six weeks, and you can try cutting them at home if you prefer to DIY it.

Style your bangs with a hair dryer and brush after the shower (hair drying them flat will get the Miley Cyrus look), or opt for a hot air brush for a more voluminous, full style. No matter what tool you decide to use, make sure you apply heat-protectant first.

This article originally appeared on Glamour US.