The ‘90s fluffy haircut is back and perhaps bigger than ever. These 20 of-the-era styles can help inspire your next salon appointment.

The ‘90s fluffy haircut is having an (appropriately) big moment. Recent years have brought about a layering revival, flat and blunt cuts exchanged for manes defined by flattering, varied lengths—and an exaggerated volume synonymous with 1990s glam.

From Jennifer Aniston’s “The Rachel” to Alicia Silverstone’s full-bodied blonde to Denise Richards’s generally sumptuous styles, many of the decade’s most enduring haircuts are—for lack of a better term—fluffy. Whether you favor amped-up natural texture, extreme brush-outs, or luxe layers, these storied styles aren’t afraid to take up space.

Here, 20 explore ‘90s fluffy haircuts to inspire your want of volume.

Super Blowout

You can’t talk about ‘90s hair without mentioning Cindy Crawford and her luxurious brunette. The model’s blowouts were always bouncy, never flat, lending to her enduring brand of glamour. 

Carrie Curls

Sarah Jessica Parker’s penchant for combing out her curls results in a mane that is iconic in every way. The bigger-is-better mentality is consistently embodied by Carrie’s, and SJP’s own, signature curls. 

Bardot Blonde

The right cut and color make this ‘90s fluffy haircut decidedly ‘60s. For Claudia Schiffer, soft curls and generously rounded bangs make for a modernized ode to Brigitte Bardot, full flounce and all. 

Full and Flippy

Alicia Silverstone may be best known for her long, blonde Clueless mane, but her abbreviated version is equally full-bodied. Long bangs and a lob are furnished with flippy ends for a playful touch. 

Raked Ringlets

For those who can't commit to a brushed curl but want a voluminous look that feels undone, Mariah Carey's finger-raked ringlets demand consideration. For the full effect, don't forget the sweep of curled bangs.

Curl Crown

Tight curls find favor with Halle Berry, whose headband-inspired styling affords the already voluminous style extra oomph. 

Beach Waves

Jennifer Aniston’s throwback beach waves deserve some Rachel-level recognition. In addition to salt-sprayed texture, a windswept finish makes the style entirely believable. 

Kinked Mane

Naomi Campbell’s trademark pin-straight style offers a sleek contrast to her mane of high-volume curls. Plus, the defined and shiny waves fit well within the realms of mermaidcore, which seems to be here to stay.

Pre-Raphaelite Curls

Old-World beauty is all about the body. Nicole Kidman’s romantic mane is marked by softly separated, combed-out curls beginning at the root for maximum mass. 

Fluffy Lob

This banged bob is all about the fluff. While Goldie Hawn’s blonde never lacks in volume, this shoulder-brushing lob is particularly zhuzhed, the single-tone chantilly blonde lending to the look.

Shag Layers

Michelle Pfeiffer’s choppy, shaggy layers create natural lift. The chop oozes insouciant glamour, key elements of the quintessential ‘90s cut, though with that femme fatale edge that Pfeiffer has perfected.

Era Bombshell

Pamela Anderson’s ‘90s styles were all about the bleached-blonde bounce. Separated bangs shaped with a round brush punctuate plentiful layers and a medley of bends and curls.

Cher Hair

No, this isn’t the down-to-the hair oft associated with Cher. Instead, this look calls for a cut of short face-framing layers and curtain bangs that team to lend to the fluffy effect. 

Fluffy Prototype

Denise Richard’s preternaturally glossy bronde is eternally aspirational. Run through with choppy and blended layers, it’s no wonder that the actress’s mane continues to spark aesthetic inspiration—and serves as one of the primary origins of this trend revival.

Shaggy Chop

This collective of piecey, separated layers left to air dry create big body and texture that oozes retro nonchalance. If you don’t come by the sort of finish naturally, texturizing sprays can help.

Big and Brushed

Salma Hayek's blunt cut, barely there waves, and well-brushed brunette combine in a head-turning natural look. Hayek's less-is-more styling allows her natural fullness to have a moment in the spotlight.

Curved Bob

Bobs can be big, too! Angelina Jolie proves the point with a curved blonde coif, the rounded chop striking a silhouette. A deep part and subtle flips and curls provide additional elegance.

Billowing Brunette

Jennifer Love Hewitt's brand of billowing brunette extends from root to tip. Extra lift at the crown creates a foundation for expansion, the final style full and luxurious.

Feathered Mullet

The return of the mullet means welcoming the style in its myriad forms, including the sky-skimming sort. Angela Basset's mullet features a party at the top, ultra-abbreviated layers creating extra height—and a feathered texture.

90s Kitty Cut

The kitty cut may be a current favorite, but the multi-tiered style saw its origins in the '90s. For a similar look, simply trade your curtain bangs for wispy, full, lash-skimming fringe.