50 Trendy Haircuts with Bangs for Your Next Style Upgrade

Are you stuck trying to find your most flattering haircut? Should you rock some bangs? Hairstyles with bangs can bring out your favorite cute features and even complement your personality. Be sure, there’s always a perfect fringe haircut for every face shape and hair texture.

Whether you are going for a blunt, subtly layered or choppy haircut, you are covered! Here are some amazing haircuts you could copy.

1. Side Bangs. They look especially gorgeous on round faces with wider cheeks as they help create a more oval face. Opt for the cheekbones length.

2. Wispy Side Bangs. Adopt this breezy look featuring an elegantly cut wispy side fringe. They go great with both shoulder length and long hair.

3. Beachy Bob. These low-key shaggy fringes seem effortless and flatter most face shapes, making you look like you’ve just stepped off the beach.

4. Long Wavy Shag. Achieve the cutest appearance without seeming like you tried too hard. Consider modern long hairstyles that add the classic rock n’ roll glam to your look.

5. The Classic Fringe. With a long face, you could easily go for a subtle side-swept fringe or a heavier blunt one. It gives you a laidback vibe with the coolest mini-makeover you could get.

6. Wispy Shag. Do you like shag hairstyles and think of trying a fringe? Wispy is the way to go. It complements your seemingly effortless look with a cute touch; everyone will think you just wake up to fly every day!

7. Textured Bangs. Out of many ordinary hairstyles, this sliced lob gives you a really unique style that screams your personality.

8. Piece-y Fringe. This is akin to curtain bangs but without the part. Feel free to wear your fringe in whatever way you want!

9. Long Brunette Shag. Try bed-head cuts layered and tousled for extra volume. The curtain fringe style nicely frames any face shape and lends you some mysterious allure.

10. Pastel Hairstyle. We all admire the cool and sultry feel of pastel-colored hair. A trendy fringe style shoots the allure of your pastel hair to the sky.

11. Baby Bangs. A unique cut that features short-to-medium hair and goes well with glasses. The bangs are low-maintenance and won’t bother you soon.

12. Wavy Banged Locks. Need to go long and flowy? It’s a perfect wavy hairstyle with a fringe. Not to mention, long, natural-looking hairstyles are ideal for every occasion.

13. Wolf Haircut. Wolf cuts hold their ground among the trendiest hairstyles, and you can start with a softer version by getting fewer layers around the crown and adding face-framing strands with an undone edge.

14. Fine Blonde Hair. Get the angelic look that works as an attention magnet. The wispy fringe on beige blonde hair is dope. Such hairstyles are the go-to solution for fine hair like hers.

15. Platinum Wispy Fringe. Searching for a haircut that can give you artful, gorgeous locks? Then, this one’s for you. It will be grazing your eyebrows so you can leave your hair down or put it up.

16. Feathered Choppy Hair. These eyebrow-grazing feathered strands with neck-length fluffy blonde hair are all shades of glam. Perfect fringe hair for ladies with fine blonde hair. A layered haircut and shadow roots combo gives visual volume to thin and fine hair types.

17. Blunt Bob Haircut. This cutest fringe with an airy feel creates a nice contrast against the bob carefully layered at the mid-length for better lift on the top yet kept blunt on the bottom for a fuller look.

18. Medium-Length Rooty Blonde. Want to add some fullness around your face? It’s the right style for you as it flatters best those who have a long face shape.

19. Messy Choppy Locks. A piece-y fringe works for most face shapes and comes with versatility in daily styling. You can split it in the middle and wear as a curtain fringe or tousle and rock the trendy shag.

20. Grown-Out Shaggy Fringe. This shoulder-length hair with a fringe is inspired by the ’60s, making for a great combination of modern and retro.

21. Shoulder-Grazing Shag. Here is a fresh take on the ‘70s shaggy hairstyles, delivering the same texture, volume, and bounce while accompanied by a set of sliced-out face-framing pieces.

22. Long Bangs. From cool-girl to sassy and edgy, banged hairstyles have got all the vibes. A long Korean fringe delivers just the edginess you seek in the edgy bangs hair. Touch up with a blonde balayage and you get a mesmeric hairstyle. Pair with statement accessories to give it more edge.

23. See-Through Blunt Fringe. And this works best with oval and long faces. Choose a medium-length haircut to frame your face perfectly.

24. Piece-y Face-Framing Layers. Since the launch of Rachel 2.0 we have seen many iterations of heavily layered hairstyles, so add this piece-y variant made with no harsh lines into your collection.

25. Wispy See-Through Fringe. A straight wispy fringe past the brows hovering a little above the eyelashes. This is a fantastic hairstyle for trendy 25-40 years old ladies! Such face-framing would soften your strong jawline if you need it. Adding subtle highlights definitely spiced up the look.

26. Feathered Face-Frame. You just have to give it to her. Her lovely brown blonde hairstyle looks A-amaazing. Angelic-looking center-parted flipped-up fringe with stunningly fabulous soft wavy hair.

27. Sliced Parted Fringe. Embrace some playfulness with this cute and charming short haircut. If you want a low-maintenance and professionally looking style, pick a bob cut to pair with your dainty fringe.

28. Blonde Balayaged Fringe. Layered hair with a face frame is awesome in free-flowing styles. Add the brightest highlights near the face for a flattering accent drawing attention to your eyes.

29. Bottleneck Fringe. Volumize your hair while maintaining a gorgeous hairstyle. This vanilla blonde mid-length haircut is fit for fashionable girls. Dab on glossy lipstick to add liveliness to your face.

30. Short Choppy Fringe for a Shaggy Cut. This cropped fringe has the length and texture to garner attention and bring out the eyes, but it also blends perfectly into the cheekbone-hugging bits without overloading the look.

31. Wispy Bangs with Butterfly Layers. Women with longer locks go mad over the butterfly cut, which creates tons of volume around the face while retaining the length and chimes well with deep yet lightened-at-the-ends bangs.

32. Flipped Out Ends Plus Layered Bangs. The layered type is the most versatile among women’s bangs styles since you can part this fringe in the middle, throw it to one side, or wear it straight like this girl does.

33. Browline-Length Bangs. Open up your face with browline-length bangs that won’t overwhelm you. You could also achieve some illusory width with this hairstyle if you want to balance out your elongated face.

34. Bottleneck Bangs for a Textured Cut. If you want to swap your current bangs for something that will immediately give a cool-girl look to even a simple hairstyle, a fringe cut shorter at the top to cascade down into longer pieces around the cheekbones is your top choice.

35. Arched Fringe. The arched shape might not be on your list of the hottest ideas (unfairly), but it works really great with a classic polished bob with inwardly-curled ends, echoing its roundish silhouette and spotlighting the eyes.

36. Layered Front Feathering. Right now, you will hardly find more popular bangs than the curtain type, and you can customize it to an airier version with feathering replicated throughout side layers.

37. Collarbone Wolf Cut. Just as wolf cuts are not only for medium to long manes, so straight fringes are not all full and blunt, and they may come with thinner and well-defined pieces similar to this style.

38. Waves with Bardot Bangs. The thick and chic “Bardot Fringe” remains among the top hair trends this year, so why not couple it with messy loose curls for a stunning contrast in texture and density?

39. Face-Cupping Haircut. Check these hair strands brushed and shaped to sweetly curve around your face and bring out the fire in your eyes. Allow the shorter strands to drop down to the eye level for a seductive feel.

40. Wavy Banged Lob. This textured long bob is one of the haircuts that feels both effortless and elegant and would complement a cocktail dress or office wear without a hitch.

41. Piece-y Brunette Face Frame. Reducing your hair’s bulk after cutting it will give you this wispy vibe instead of a heavy look. Just be sure to keep the tresses clean, so they don’t get too thin and limp.

42. Banged Shag Haircut. A shag haircut, when coupled with a fringe, gives your hair some much-needed texture that’s sure to get heads turning in admiration.

43. Wispy Side Layers. This lovely lob has fine and light tresses on the forehead which transition to thicker and longer strands on the temples to land a delicate texture in the front and complement it with a flattering face frame.

44. Long Shaggy Layers. Banged layered haircuts have become so trendy! The hair is twisted a little to make the layered effect more pronounced.

45. Eyebrow-Length Wispy Bangs. Want to camouflage something in your face you don’t like? A good fringe highlights the good and conceals the undesirable. It also contributes an illusion of volume to your hair. Talk of killing two birds with one stone.

46. Messy Curtain Face-Frame. Such a center-parted hairstyle gives you the classic bombshell blonde look that is sure to make your friends thrilled.

47. Long Heavy-Layered Hair. What an excellent idea to combine the angle galore on the bottom with the almost blunt line on the top, a bit softened by the feathered and graduated outer edges!

48. Shag with Micro Bangs. If you are after sassy haircuts, don’t miss this free-spirited platinum cut that gets the choppiness maximized through the cropped zig-zag fringe.

49. Thick Hair Banged Haircut. Banged hairstyles aren’t for thin-haired women alone. They make a fascinating hairstyle for those with thick hair too. Such hairstyles are chic. A full fringe accentuates your face and puts a spark in your eyes.

50. Brunette Ombre Style. Want to soften a strong jawline and make a square face less angular? Opt for a haircut like this one. This is one of the biggest perks of banged haircuts – they can ‘photoshop’ your appearance as you wish.

There are plenty of banged hairstyles that won’t disappoint you. No matter how you want to do your hair, there is always a perfect fringe look for you out there. Remember, you want to avoid a blunt cut with a longer face shape and consider a longer side sweep or any other softer style for a more balanced angular jawline. On the flip side, with a rounder face, you want a more elongated fringe that creates face-shaping angles.