Begone, blunt cuts - Eva Longoria's cashmere bob is all softness and texture for winter

Looking to make a change this season? Eva Longoria's bob promises effortless styling and will pair perfectly with your cold-weather wardrobe

Eva Longoria is pictured wearing a pink sequin dress and with a voluminous, mid-length hairstyle, whilst attending the 5th Annual Academy Museum Gala at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures on October 18, 2025 in Los Angeles, California/ in a white and grey marbled template with cream dots and pink swirly lines.
(Image credit: Getty Images/Frazer Harrison/WireImage)

When a new season looms, we often feel the urge to make a change, be it to our beauty routines, wardrobe, or hair. Eva Longoria has chosen the latter route, debuting the chicest of bob cuts that we're coining the 'cashmere bob,' for its soft, touchable texture and cosy side-swept styling.

As far as the 2025 hair trends are concerned, it's been the year of the bob, with fresh reimaginings of the cut, such as the Riveria bob and the '90s banged bob, emerging almost weekly. We've even seen several famous faces shed their long locks in favour of a trendy French bob look, supplying us with quite the archive of inspo pictures to show our hairdressers. With winter inbound, though, there's only one celebrity 'do that we'll be thrusting at our stylist, and that honour goes to Eva Longoria and her effortlessly tousled cashmere bob.

Why Eva Longoria's cashmere bob is all the haircut inspo you need

In the beauty space, our idea of breaking news is often a dramatic hair transformation, so imagine the commotion a certain Instagram Reel of Eva Longoria's brand-new bob caused among our team.

The actress took to social media on November 5th, sharing a video of celebrity hairstylist Ken Paves chopping her bouncy, mid-length strands into an altogether cosier cut. She captioned the video with, "When @kenpaves comes over🤭✂️," and treated us to a full before-and-after look at her hair.

Length-wise, Longoria's new bob appears to sit just on her shoulders and boasts the fluffiest, tousled texture - hence why we've taken to calling it the cashmere bob. Paves also paired the soft waves with a side-swept fringe, which only adds to the overall cosiness of the look, as well as its trendy appeal.

Like bobs, side fringes, and partings have been having quite the renaissance this year. Longoria's wavy look isn't the only sort of cosy bob we've seen this autumn/winter. Helen Mirren and Pamela Anderson (to name just a few) have both embraced very natural and effortless short hairstyles, signaling a shift from tailored and blunt cuts.

Recreate Eva Longoria's cashmere bob

To recreate Longoria's haircut exactly, you'll of course need to opt for a bob. Your hairdresser will be able to advise you on the length and overall shape to go for, though we'd suggest having the ends hit your shoulders - like Longoria's. This will give you a bit more versatility when styling.

Speaking of which, we recommend investing in one of the best curling irons or wavers to recreate similar soft, beachy waves and texture, as well as a texturing mousse or spray, to help accentuate and lock it in place. If you have natural texture, a styling or wave cream will also be beneficial, as will a hairspray, to add hold and extra volume.

Naomi Jamieson
Digital Beauty Writer

Naomi is a Digital Beauty Writer at woman&home, where she covers everything from makeup to skincare but specialises, particularly, in fragrance and nail trends. Through her work, Naomi shares her trend expertise and personal product recommendations. She is also a judge for woman&home's annual hair, skincare and beauty awards.

Previously, she worked as a Lifestyle News Writer for My Imperfect Life magazine, where she used her savvy for TikTok to bring readers the latest beauty buzzwords, fashion movements and must-have products.

Before that, Naomi split her time between both GoodTo and My Imperfect Life, whilst training for her Gold Standard diploma in Journalism with the NCTJ.

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