India, June 22 -- Much like 'The Rachel' in the '90s, inspired by Jennifer Aniston's iconic haircut on Friends, Off Campus has sparked its own hair phenomenon: 'The Allie'. Inspired by Mika Abdalla's character in the show, the look has gained traction online through makeover videos, tutorials and styling tips. Defined by a soft French-girl fringe and face-framing layers, it has become one of the summer's most sought-after hair trends. Stylists attribute its popularity to its versatility, suitability for most face shapes and relatively low-maintenance upkeep. Unlike blunt bangs, Allie's haircut centres on the French-girl fringe, with wispy, textured pieces that skim the eyebrows and blend into longer face-framing layers. The cut adds shape around the face and grows out more naturally than traditional bangs. Chrysanne D'sa, Style Director at a salon explains it as, "A soft, wispy fringe that sits around eyebrow level, with longer pieces at the sides that blend seamlessly into the rest of the haircut." Texture and movement are key. The fringe should also be versatile enough to wear parted in the middle or swept slightly to one side, paired with face-framing layers around the cheekbones. D'sa recommends carrying reference photos to your appointment. While D'sa advises getting the initial shape cut professionally, minor maintenance can be done at home. Always trim dry hair, use professional haircutting scissors and cut conservatively. Instead of cutting straight across, point-cut vertically into the ends to maintain softness and texture. Keep the outer corners slightly longer to maintain the shape. Blow-dry the fringe side to side while damp to remove strong partings, then use your fingers or a small round brush to create a gentle bend. Finish with a lightweight texturising spray or dry shampoo for movement. For a more natural finish, let it air-dry partially and work with its natural texture....