Sophie Turner Just Made This ‘Awkward’ Hair Length the Cut of the Summer

Sophie Turner Just Made This ‘Awkward’ Hair Length the Cut of the Summer


Sophie Turner’s summer haircut just boosted my confidence by at least 20%.

Most women will know what I mean when I say my hair is currently in its awkward stage. Nearly two years ago, I gave into the wolf-cut bob propaganda, excitedly opting for a layered chop just above my shoulders to combat excessive shedding and damage from past keratin treatments. I have no regrets about the cut; it literally saved my hair (and looked good doing it). But it’s been 22 long months, and my hair still stubbornly falls about two inches below my collarbone—not quite long enough to style without losing precious length, but too long to be considered a lob. There’s nothing wrong with it, per se; it just feels kind of blah and unintentional. (You can see for yourself here, I guess.)

Imagine my pleasant surprise when I saw Sophie Turner’s new haircut at the the Louis Vuitton cruise 2026 fashion show in Avignon, France. On May 22 the Game of Thrones star debuted a midlength chop of her own, which sits just below her shoulders in soft waves with a few face-framing layers. Suddenly I’m dreaming of extensions less and less, which is great because I can’t afford them.

Sophie Turner on May 22, 2025, in Avignon, France

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Not since the Rachel—which features far more layers than the Sophie—has there been a midlength cut this primed for a takeover. Just like my wolf cut of yesteryear, Turner’s new chop grants her a bit more volume than her chest-length tresses, while surely taking less time to style. Furthermore, Sophie Turner won’t have to deal with a post-bob hairdentity crisis as her hair grows back out.

Sometimes you don’t know how good you have it until you see someone else rocking the hell out of your haircut. But now we face a new question: Should I go blonde?





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Amelia Frost

I am an editor for Forbes Washington DC, focusing on business and entrepreneurship. I love uncovering emerging trends and crafting stories that inspire and inform readers about innovative ventures and industry insights.

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