27 Best Summer Hair Color Ideas You Need to Try This Season

Blending golden blonde and copper red tones results in the sweet strawberry blonde hue seen here on Meghann Fahy. It's a shade that leans on the warmer side of the spectrum so that you can shimmer and shine all summer long.

While Ree Drummond keeps her locks red year round, her most recent red shade of cowboy copper is especially great for the summer months ahead! The bright color is a happy medium between red and brunette with emphasis on golden warmth.

Can't choose between blonde and brown? Get the best of both worlds this season when you copy Zendaya! Warm and rich brown melds with the brightness of blonde all on one head of hair.

Who says darker colors are reserved for winter? Camila Morrone's rich brunette hairdo makes for a stunning summer shade. Though it appears to be one solid color, there's actually oh-s0-subtle warm dimension peaking throughout to enhance the overall look.

If you want a seasonal style that doesn't take much maintenance, Taylor Swift's organic-looking locks are the way to go! The tawny, almost mousy blonde can easily be tweaked to match your skin tone and needs.

This deep, luscious iteration of red seen on Dua Lipa has been trending for months—and is here to stay through summer, too! If you want a bold change, try it out. The shade is made up of a vibrant violet-infused brunette mixed with tones of mahogany and sangria.

You don't have to do much to your brown hair to get summer ready—just ask Jenna Ortega. Take it slightly lighter with hazelnut pieces paired with contrasting light blonde pieces that give a glowing appearance.

Have some fun with your summer style like Reese Witherspoon by playing around with dark and light shades (or highlights) of the same color family.

Nothing perks up medium-brown hair quite like some classic highlights! These caramel tones on Lily James add the perfect amount of warmth for the seasons ahead.

This summery shade seen on Rachel McAdams puts a fresh and flirty twist on traditional red with dreamy peach undertones.

Beyoncé can do no wrong—and that extends to hopping on the money piece trend. This style is done by lightening the strands that frame your face while the rest of your hair remains darker.

For a look that embodies days spent in the rays, we point you to this light and sandy shade seen on Karlie Kloss. Her sea-salt textured waves only add to the summery style!

See how Shay Mitchell's hair gradually gets lighter towards the bottom? The ends are just a few shades warmer than the rest of her head which gives that "just a hint of sun" look.

Neither a balayage or an ombré, this effortlessly blonde-ish hairdo on Margot Robbie can be achieved by adding a variety of shades that are similar to your own throughout your hair (while avoiding the roots) for a grown-out yet polished finish.

For fine, natural-looking highlights like Dakota Johnson's, ask your stylist for babylights. The subtle blonde strands add a radiant contrast to her otherwise dark tresses.

Keeping your hair dark (or going darker) for the summer is so cool and unexpected. You can even add a touch of dimensional warmth like Ciara with barely there lightness at the ends.

With a mix of caramel, butterscotch, and honey-colored highlights, the finished product leaves Julia Roberts with dirty blonde hair that's just scrumptious—and perfectly seasonal.

We've always been in awe of Jessica Chastain's luscious locks! Though her hair is natural, she enhances the crimson color with a gloss. And luckily, you can recreate the bold hue this summer by heading to the salon.

Naomi Watts is elegantly embracing her graying hair with this cool-toned frosty blonde. It's the perfect transitional color when those silver strands start to appear as the roots blend perfectly with the ashy shade.

Nope, that's not a typo! Bronde hair, as seen on Jessica Alba's beautiful mane, takes both the brightness of blonde hair and the darker base of brunette hair for a natural looking color palette that allows for dimension and graceful grow out.