Thanks to the popularity of the curtain cut, we recently predicted that we’d see more haircuts that create a peek-a-boo effect trending this fall, and it’s coming to fruition sooner than expected.

The ‘Midi Flick’ haircut is here just in time for the cooler weather. This innovative take on the classic supermodel blowout—which has over 75 million videos on TikTok with the hashtag #voluminoushair—can be largely credited to effortless hair icon Matilda Djerf.

In addition to Djerf, “The popularity of this style is due to its versatility,” shares Walgreens Beauty Area Expert, Laura Catron, who believes the style will hit its peak this fall. “Even if the curls fall in the afternoon, you can pop in some volumizing spray and air-dry, or you can throw in a claw clip. This style looks effortless in any state.” 

Ahead, learn more about the midi flick haircut that will be everywhere this autumn, along with what to ask for and how to style it.

What Is A Midi Flick Haircut?

According to celebrity hairstylist and evo hair‘s creative director, Tom Smith, the haircut is inspired by the viral TikTok Coastal Grandmother aesthetic, as well as the glamour and volume of the ’90s supermodel style.

As the name suggests, “The midi flick is a mid-length layering style that gives a slight housewife style, with flicked-up ends and a lot of movement,” Smith explains. “This style is a continuation of the fluffy blow dry we saw earlier this year.” Instead of the bouncy layers flipping under like a ’90s blowout, they flip out for a more retro, housewife feel.

Because of the body and bounce, it can add life to otherwise limp tresses, especially for those with fine-to-medium hair. According to Catron, the cut has a bit of a “messy, I woke up like this,” feel which is what makes it so appealing.

“The great thing about this style is you can wear it anywhere,” Catron explains. “Whether you want that effortless look while out running errands or styling it with a gown for a gala, this look can be rocked both day and night.”

What To Ask For At The Salon

Smith recommends asking for a length that sits between the top of your shoulder and the top of your collarbone, with soft, face-framing layers. “The collarbone length allows…