Twitter.com/VictoriaBeckham; Marc Piasecki/FilmMagicAs the saying goes, history tends to repeat itself, and Victoria Beckham's latest haircut has us wondering-is this the return of the Posh Bob? After visiting her hairstylist Tina Outen, the star took to Twitter to debut a more laid-back version of her iconic crop. Beckham has sported a lot of covetable hair choices since her years as a Spice Girl, but the asymmetrical "Pob" sticks out as the cut that launched a thousand chic recreations. "Someone told me it was the most-imitated style the other day, and I was just shocked," she told InStyle previously. "It's a huge compliment!" Beckham's new haircut falls right in line with the bob trend Jennifer Lawrence and Christina Hendricks tried recently. And, although the look isn't as graphic as her previous version, we think the choppy, tousled layers hold a cool, free-spirited vibe that is ripe for spring. Do you like her new look? Tell us in the comments below!

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Liv Tyler and Amanda Seyfried Givenchy has officially announced that Amanda Seyfried will be replacing Liv Tyler as the face of Very Irresistible Givenchy, adding to her growing resume of beauty campaigns. We're not surprised that the "Les Miserables" actress nabbed the role, considering her rising star that's been getting press left and right lately. Though the ads haven't been shot yet, they'll be debuting this October in print and TV soon to follow.

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When asked about what she thought of the job, an obviously excited Amanda replied, "F-k yeah. It's an honest collaboration. I'm proud to be a part of [the brands I'm involved with] because what they do is really cool, especially Givenchy - they're so artistic. And I feel like I have a foot in the fashion industry now." However, on the celebrity fragrance front, Amanda's not planning on getting into the game anytime soon. "They're hard work, and the more