Kris Jenner’s New Textured Bob and Bangs Is the Summer Haircut Everyone’s Talking About

While Kris Jenner is in Paris for Fashion Week to scout the latest runway trends, she's the one setting them and turning heads. The ultimate momager and business mogul stepped out not in her signature pixie cut or the sleek bob she’s worn recently—but with a fresh new hairstyle that’s already stealing the spotlight. Kris debuted a voluminous, textured bob complete with full, eye-grazing bangs, and the internet can’t get enough. It’s bold, chic, and undeniably Kris—proof that she’s still the one calling the style shots.

The effortlessly cool mid-length cut, paired with a full, face-framing fringe, was the work of L.A.-based celebrity stylist Oskar Pera. While fans have come to associate Kris with her signature sleek pixie, they’ve been loving her recent hair shake-ups—think retro-inspired bobs, elegant updos, and now this edgier, textured style. It’s a reminder that short-to-mid-length hair doesn’t have to mean sticking to just one look. With the right cut and styling, there’s endless room to play—and Kris is proving just how versatile and chic these lengths can be.
Who a Textured Bob Is Best For
The best part? This look is surprisingly versatile. “Pretty much any hair type can achieve this style,” says Stephanie Angelone, an extension specialist at RPZL Salon in New York City. Even better, the chin-length cut is universally flattering. “It works well with most face shapes, making it an easy yet impactful way to switch up your style,” she explains.
What to Ask for at the Salon
If you’re headed to the salon, Angelone recommends asking your stylist for a textured, chin-length bob with heavy, dense fringe—a cut that’s not only ultra-trendy right now but also refreshingly low-maintenance. “Be sure to request a blunt bob as your base,” she adds. “You can always add extensions for extra fullness or body,” noting that Kris herself is likely sporting a few for added volume and drama.

How to Recreate This Sophisticated Style
Angelone says the two key products are a flat iron and some texturing products, whether a spray or powder (RPZL makes a great one). First, prep your hair with a root-lifting spray and heat protectant, then blow out sections with a round brush to smooth and create volume. Then, Angelone recommends using a flat iron to create that soft bend. (If you don't have a flat iron handy, wrap small sections around the barrel of a curling iron or wand.) Run the flat iron down your hair, then right around where you hair meets your cheekbone, flick your wrist to "literally create a dent," says Angelone. Repeat all over, then add some texturizer product to make your hair look bigger and give it Kris's glam texture.