Hairstyle for Men, Women, Kids, and for wedding, birde and groom Ideas to try.

At Bewtee, we have built India's biggest collection of hairstyle ideas — inspired by the celebrities you follow, the trends taking over Instagram and YouTube Shorts, and the cuts that actually work for Indian hair types and face shapes. Whether you are a man looking for a sharp new fade, a woman wanting a Bollywood-inspired layered look, or a teenager searching for the latest Korean hairstyle to try before college — every style you need is in this collection.

Each hairstyle blog on Bewtee is more than just a photo gallery. You will find what makes every cut work, which face shapes it suits, how much maintenance it needs, and which top-rated stylists in your city can recreate it exactly. Browse the collections below, find the look that speaks to you, and book your appointment in one tap.

Fade and taper hairstyles are the most booked cuts for Indian men right now. The taper haircut gradually shortens from top to sides, giving a clean, structured frame to the face. The fade takes it further — blending the sides into the skin for a sharp, high-contrast finish. Works across all hair textures and face shapes.

Korean hairstyles have become one of the fastest-growing search categories on Bewtee, driven by the global reach of BTS, K-dramas, and Korean beauty culture. Two-block cuts, curtain bangs, soft perms, and the butterfly cut are all getting booked at Indian salons in high numbers.

Bob and choppy bob hairstyles remain the most versatile cut for Indian women — from Priyanka Chopra's iconic blunt bob to layered choppy versions that work with curly, wavy, and straight hair alike. Low maintenance, salon-polished, and flattering on nearly every face shape.

Curly and wavy hairstyles are having a major moment as more Indian men and women embrace their natural texture. From defined curl cuts to beachy waves styled with a diffuser, this category has grown more than any other on Bewtee in the past year.

Long layered hairstyles are a timeless category for Indian women — layers add movement, reduce weight in thick hair, and frame the face beautifully. Celebrity-inspired versions from Deepika Padukone, Shraddha Kapoor, and Samantha remain among the most saved collections on the platform.

Buzz cut and undercut hairstyles are the go-to for men who want zero daily styling effort with maximum sharpness. The buzz cut fades in and out of trend every season — but it never fully disappears from barbershop request lists.

The right hairstyle idea depends as much on where you are going as what you want to look like.

Wedding and festive occasions — For Indian women, wedding hairstyles range from heavy embellished joodas and floral braids for the bride to soft waves and half-up styles for guests and bridesmaids. For men, a freshly tapered fade or side-parted slick-back is the go-to for wedding season grooming.

Eid — Eid hairstyles for women lean into elegance — soft curls, sleek straight styles, and half-up half-down looks that pair beautifully with a salwar suit or lehenga. Men typically go for a clean taper or fresh buzz cut heading into the celebration.

College and everyday — Effortless is the brief here. French braids, messy buns, side parts, and curtain bangs for women. Textured quiffs, low fades, and man buns for men. Styles that look intentional without taking more than five minutes to achieve.

Parties and events — This is where you experiment. Wispy waves, statement pixie cuts, bold undercuts, side-swept bangs, and voluminous blowouts all belong in this category. The collections here are drawn from red carpet and celebrity street style looks.

Office and professional settings — Clean, polished, and easy to maintain. Sleek bobs, straight blowouts, and neatly styled buns for women. Well-maintained tapers, side parts, and short textured cuts for men.

Curtain bangs continue to dominate women's hairstyle requests across every age group. The style parts in the centre and sweeps outward on both sides — flattering on nearly every face shape and low enough maintenance to manage at home between salon visits.

The wolf cut — a layered, high-volume cut combining a shag with a mullet — is the hairstyle trend with the most Instagram saves on Bewtee right now. It works especially well on thick Indian hair that needs weight removed.

Old money hairstyles for men — slicked-back, side-parted, and effortlessly refined — are a growing search on Bewtee, driven by a broader shift toward understated, classic grooming over flashy trends.

The butterfly cut came in from Korean beauty culture and has stayed. It creates a two-layered effect with shorter pieces framing the face and longer layers underneath — perfect for women with medium to long hair who want volume without the bulk.

Blunt bobs with centre parts are the minimalist women's cut of the moment. No layers, no taper — just a clean, jaw-length line that photographs beautifully and grows out gracefully.

Anime and K-pop inspired styles for men — spiky texture, two-block cuts, and soft permed looks — are the top requested styles among men aged 18 to 30 at Indian salons, heavily driven by BTS, Korean dramas, and social media reels.