View yourself with Coco Rocha hairstyles. We provide easy "How to style" tips as well as letting you know which hairstyles will match your face shape, hair texture and hair density.
Coco Rochas' updo from the 2023 Cannes Film Festival was purely iconic! Her hair has been styled back and out of her face, which allows you to focus on her gorgeous facial features and makeup. Her hair has been twisted and placed into a bun in pieces. The pieces add height to this look, and the twists add another styling aspect to this hairstyle. Her hair is dark brown, which will allow any color you wear to shine. This style is ideal for those with an oval, square, triangle, diamond, heart, or oblong face shape. This style will take a while for you to get right, but once you do, you will love it! Do not forget to add a product to your hair to lock in this look. You will need to use a few bobby pins to keep the look in place.
Coco has an amazing makeup application, but it is actually rather simple for you to recreate. Instead of black eyeshadow for a smokey eye, add blue to the outside of your eyes and blue liner on the bottom of your eyelids. Add false lashes to bring attention to your eyes. Add blush to your cheeks to add some color and finish off with a natural or nude lipstick color.
Coco Rocha flaunts an auburn brown bob that has been blow-straightened perfectly to smooth down the top while the ends kick out ever so slightly for a fabulous finish. This cut is ideal for showing off her high cheekbones and bold facial features. This bob has slight layering through the ends and will suit most face shapes well. Regular trims are needed to maintain this hairstyle.
This short bob is blow-dried to smooth down the top while turning the ends slightly under for a fabulous finish. The grown out bangs are worn down to frame the sides of the face and complete the overall look brilliantly. Regular trims are needed to maintain this hairstyle.
Coco Rocha looks flawless here in a chic and timeless blunt bob. This cut is ideal for showing off her strong facial features, especially her eyes and mouth. The grown out bangs provide her face with a nice frame while the rest of her hair maintains a smooth, sculpted shape that falls just past her chin. The blunt ends give her locks a healthy appearance and keeps her hair looking thick. This ‘do has lots of movement to it and works with both casual and formal attire. It also makes her fine hair type appear thicker thanks to the cut and also to the backcombing throughout.
Coco looks fabulous here in on-trend white-blonde locks that flatter her skin tone and eye color nicely. Having blue eyes and a cool skin tone, she looks best in beige and platinum blonde shades, as well as her natural brunette color. This particular color has a hint of silver white to it that highlights her cool complexion and makes her eyes pop. Ladies with grey flecks in their blue eyes like hers will find that cool platinum highlights make them pop even more. This color needs regular toning treatments to keep brassy tones at bay.
Coco Rocha is a Canadian fashion model.
This formal hairstyle was set in rollers to create beautifully defined waves all through the sides and back for a classic look and feel. The shape of this hairdo is perfect to compliment a long face and will turn heads at any special occasion. Strong hold product is needed to keep this look in place and regular trims every 4-6 weeks will help maintain a healthy feel.
Smooth and glossy is what this hairstyle is all about. This blunt cut bob is blow-waved smooth to contour the head with the heavy nags smoothed down to frame the top of the face. This solid hairstyle is best suited to frame a long face and needs regular trims every 4-6 weeks to maintain shape. Only a small amount of product is needed for shine and hold.
Coco Rocha is definitely a trendsetter when it comes to her hair and makeup. Maybe it's her flawless features or perfect bone structure, but she always looks amazing in whatever hairstyle she flaunts. The nice thing about Coco is that she likes to experiment with her look and is a big fan of edgy short hairstyles, unlike most models who sport the usual long, layered looks. Coco was previously sporting a chic short layered 'do but has now grown it out into this fabulous pageboy bob hairstyle, reminiscent of the Roaring Twenties era.
Hair History Note: The pageboy bob became popular at the turn of the twentieth century when, after years of uptight Victorian hairstyles and fashion, the trend for androgynous hairstyles and boyish silhouettes became big. This short bob became the must-have hairstyle, along with pin curls and finger waves!
Fast forward to 2014 and Coco Rocha is bringing back this Flapper-era 'do, which is oh-so-chic, classy and still has that party girl edge to it. Women who wear this hairstyle automatically look like a fashion leader rather than a follower, because it shows a high level of confidence and a preference for classic, fashion-forward styles rather than "safer" hairstyles. Some other notable women who like to rock the pageboy bob are trendsetters Anna Wintour and Rihanna.
If you want to copy Coco's look, here's how you can get it!
The Hair
This is a simple cut that every good stylist should be able to pull off flawlessly. You will need to have naturally straight hair (any thickness will work here) and you need a face shape that will support this angular cut. That means that square, circle and rectangle face shapes will want to find something a little more flattering, but if you are an oval, diamond or oblong shape then you can proceed. Pageboy bobs can be longer and fall to chin length, or, you can go for a super chic short bob like Coco's here. The fringe should fall just above the eyebrows, but you can also go for a more dramatic and mysterious eye-skimming bang too if that suits your look better. The brunette 'do is blunt cut all through the back and sides to achieve a solid finish to the edge that frames the cheekbones perfectly. The bangs are also blunt cut to frame the top of the face and completes this look with edge and precision. Regular trims is needed every 4-6 weeks to maintain this shape and a small amount of product is needed for shine and hold.
The Makeup
Pageboy bobs look great with natural makeup, but Coco's feline eyes and bright lipstick take this haircut to a whole new level! To get this look, use apricot tones of eye shadow on the lid with a soft brown in the crease. Then use a gel liner to create a dramatic flick at the outer edges of the eye; lining both the top and bottom lash lines as well. On the cheeks, opt for a soft pink or peach shade and apply it just under the cheekbones for a sculpted, model-esque look. This is a great trick to slim the face down as well (if you need it). Finally, finish it all off with a bright coral pink lipstick.
Her hair and makeup may be vintage-inspired but they still look way ahead of the fashion game. Coco may just have brought the pageboy bob back into fashion again!
This sleek 'do is tapered into the head through the sides and back while the top is parted on the side and swept back for a formal look and feel. This is a fantastic hairstyle for those with fine to medium hair wanting a style that is easy to manage with regular trims every 4-6 weeks.
The back and sides of this cool 'do are tapered into the head and parted to the side to allow the top to fall over for a fab finish. This short and sassy hairstyle is perfect to frame along face and needs to be trimmed every 4-6 weeks to maintain shape. Product is needed for hold and shape.
The back of this hairstyle is tapered into the nape with the sides and top angled down to achieve this concave 'do best suited to frame a long face. This hairstyle will need regular trims to maintain shape and needs only a small amount of product for shine and hold.
This hairdo is blow-waved then set in rollers to create this classy hairstyle inspired by the 1920's. This formal look is easy to re-create at home with the right tools and product and great to compliment a long face. Regular trims is needed to maintain a healthy look and feel.
This hairdo is blow-waved smooth from root to tip to achieve a flat style making it perfect to frame a round face. Only subtle layers are jagged cut through the edges to achieve texture to the front and sides. A small amount of product is needed for hold and shine and regular trims to prevent split ends.