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Boxer Braids Prove To Be A Major Win On Instagram

It's a total knockout.

If you've been scrolling through your Instagram feed lately, you might have notice one particular hair style taking over. Seen on everyone from Kylie Jenner to Kim Kardashian and even little North West, boxer braids are proving to be the hottest hair trend for 2016.

Leave it up to the social media world to step into the ring with this athletic hairstyle that is ready to take over. The edgy yet elegant 'do is the perfect style for anyone who wants to show the world that braids are indeed cool. Or, for anyone who simply wants to skip out on washing their hair after the gym (or any day really).

How do you get boxer braids? Good question. The look consists two tight Dutch or French braids parted directly down the middle of your hair.

See for yourself:

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Still don't understand the hype? Let these celebrities convince you:

OMG! SO CUTE! MATCHING!

A photo posted by King Kylie (@kyliejenner) on

We've got to say, we think Kylie might have single-handedly helped bring this trend back to life.

Hailey rocking the braids in the ultimate loungewear.

Who said boxer braids are only for the gym? Lily rocks them beautifully with a turtleneck.

A photo posted by Khloé (@khloekardashian) on

Khloé keeps the look chic with a pair of gold hoop earrings.

A photo posted by Rita Ora (@ritaora) on

We're totally obsessed with Rita's messy braids with wispy pieces of hair falling out.

A photo posted by Zendaya (@zendaya) on

Zendaya proves tightness is key when it comes to these braids.

So, are you ready to channel your inner Ronda Rousey with this badass 'do in 2016? Because let's be real, it's a total knockout.

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