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30 Trendy Bangs Hairstyles to Elevate Your Look

With bangs trending on Instagram and TikTok, it can be easy to lose track of all the styles. They also use different names, and often mimicos. Fashion statistics alter so fast, and it becomes tough to track what’s in style and what works for your face shape. Curious to see what bangs are trending in 2025, and how they work with different hair textures and face shapes? Let’s find out!

What Are Bangs?

Bangs are the parts of hair covering your forehead. There are numerous ways to trim them to suit your face shape and accentuate features.

The hairstyles with bangs making headlines in 2025

Here is a rundown of the latest bangs to cut in 2025, with descriptions of each to help you make your styling choice!

Effortless French Bangs

These bangs are full but slightly piece-y and may angle a bit at the sides. They usually go beyond the brows and highlight the eyes and cheekbones.

By hirohair

Light Thin Bangs

Shaves that capture the face softly. Try to keep some volume so they don´ t look flat or skinny.

By thesavvytouch

Curly Bangs


Bangs add a playful texture to curly hair, bringing out the natural bounce of chin-length cuts while framing the face. These can be cut to complement any face shape: straight across to give a wider appearance or tapered on the sides to really define the cheekbones. To add control and definition to curls, one can use a curl-defining cream. Use it on damp hair, scrunch it in, and then blow-dry with a diffuser for big, bouncy curls that last days.

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Wispy Bangs


For light, airy fringes, wispy bangs do certainly give the best option in terms of variety while carrying no weight. This works especially for a first-time bangs wearer since it is so easy to style: straight, parted, or to the side. Cutting vertically helps to create that feathery effect; a stylist’s trick is to snip upwards while holding small sections between fingers. Blow-dry with a round brush for volume, and finish off with a touch of pomade to keep it all under control from frizz or flyaways.

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Retro Curtain Bangs

Curtain bangs are a type of hairstyle that is split (naturally) in the middle and gets longer at the temples. This style fits all face shapes and is a versatile option.

By hakstol

Soft Birkin Bangs

With a soft touch, this fringe brushes against the eyebrows. It is very casual and light and compliments short hairstyles perfectly.

By yukistylist

Classic Bottleneck Bangs

The bangs are narrow near the top and spread out around the cheekbones. It accentuates symmetry making it a good style for oval faces.

By garagehairnisantasi

Shaggy Bangs


The retro-inspired shag haircut includes shaggy bangs that are characterized by choppy layers that frame the face, plus a textured and lived-in look. What works particularly well is a bottleneck type of style, with shorter strands in the middle and longer ones on the sides. Dole out that perfect, piece-y texture with a texturizing spray-just spray, scrunch, and style for an effortlessly tousled finish.

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Blunt Bangs


Blunt bangs cut straight across are a striking choice and, for most people, flattering on longer face shapes. Adding width while drawing focus to the eyes, they make quite a bold statement for pixie or bob haircuts. To keep them looking sleek, a flat iron makes sure the bangs are neat and cool. Protect the hair with a leave-in treatment that saves the strands from heat damage and gives assurance of sleekness day after day.

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Gentle Korean Bangs

If you favor a subtle approach, the Korean bang is light optical illusion that packs minimal weight while still providing plenty of readability. Ideal for a feminine touch.

By haum_dana

Wispy Airy Bangs

They are super buttery and lighter which goes perfect for both thick and slim hairs. They can soften dense coarse hair or pump up some volume in limp and thin hair.

By taya.hair

Long Bangs

It can be side swept or center parted. These can reach up to the cheekbones or chin — and create an elongated face appearance.

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Layered Bangs

They can either be of varying length and styled straight, side-swept or parted. They go well with many hairstyles, making them a versatile option.

By Bruna Alvesa

Textured Piece-y Bangs

Shape for a gritty appearance. These bangs are a more spaced-out, defined bang that can accentuate almost any look.

By Gustavo

Curtain Bangs

It’s the ultimate nostalgic accessory-a style staple, especially when it’s starting to heat up. Against a sun-kissed complexion and honey-toned highlight, curtain bangs introduce in the laid-back vibe of the ’70s. This style looks great on everything from round to square faces because it emphasizes cheekbones while softening features. Trim them just above the lashes for a subtle, elongating effect and that effortless cool of summer.

Image Credit: @romeufelipe

Middle-Part Bangs

These bangs are straight down the middle, and can be blunt or angled. Their symmetrical appearance makes them the trick to reduce face roundness.

By yukistylist

Bardot Bangs

Sweeping bangs that are heavy and somewhat center parted take their cue from Brigitte Bardot. They match with long hair, make a casual tousled style.

By Rachel Williams

Asymmetrical Bangs

These give a bold element while one side is longer. These give a round shape faces an edgy angle.

By Sergio Augusto

Straight Bangs

Such as blunt, feathered, side swept and textured. They look most flattering when they rest in the space between the brows and lashes.

By chancellarwelch

Curly Bangs

Choppy or short bangs can accentuate curl patterns on curly hair. These bangs bring a sort of playful and animated flair to curls.

By slickback_buttahtoast

Clip-In Bangs

Not ready to commit to bangs? Try clip-ins. They provide you with the opportunity to try out styles without making a commitment.

By onehairstopindia

Face-Framing Bangs

This bang is longer at the edges and integrate nicely into hair. They do awesome with long hair, and easy to back behind.

By vlasyhrabal

Feathered Bangs

Thanks to tips and techniques for texturizing, feathered bangs come in soft ends. Their airy finish flatters square and heart-shaped faces.

By manes_bymagss

Side Bangs

Long bangs but side sweeping toOne section cut at any length be it a scary ominous fringe or even a barton fergal but ratty. A classic appearance that worked for numerous face types and hair styles.

By Carolynn

Micro Bangs

These are super short bangs, ending a few inches above the brows. They are very vibrant so they pop and can be a statement piece.

By manija_hair

Classic Bangs


Classic bangs are always in style, cut straight across, and sleek. Sleek, frizz-free bangs require a protective lotion, such as a leave-in treatment to protect the hair from heat. For extra shine, add a color glaze-even on dark hair. Cool shades reflect light adding deeper and brighter tones for natural shine. When attempting the style, ask your stylist about adding a shine-enhancing glaze to quickly rid your hair of dullness.

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Micro Bangs


Micro bangs are all about the statement-making ultra-short and eye-catching style that draws the eyes right into the eyes, with minimal maintenance. Protection against hair damage is essential since there is little length to deal with split ends. While a nourishing shampoo and conditioner will keep the locks healthy, for more intense repair and strengthening within minutes, spray-on treatment reduces breakage by a significant amount, keeping those bold bangs in their prime.

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Side-Swept Bangs


The side-swept bangs are classic and never out of fashion, but on curly hair, they look great. It creates an instant glamour by sweeping the layers to one side; this helps soften angular face shapes. In addition, it will require defining curl cream in order to accentuate the natural shape of every curl. Beautifully defined bouncy curls from damp hair application, followed by drying with a diffuser.

Image Credit: @ariannaskye

Bottleneck Bangs


Bottleneck bangs have secured a place as one of the ultimate styling options this summer. The middle being shorter and the sides longer, it frames the face perfectly and adds movement and body to straight and wavy hair. To give it that effortlessly beachy and surfer-like vibe, add a salt spray for texture by giving the hair a casual and tousled finish on warm-weather days.

Image Credit: @brianacisneros

Layered Bangs


Layered bangs bring depth and motion into short hairstyles, adding playfulness to pixie cuts or cropped styles. You can achieve this effect of a choppy, undone look with a point-cutting technique, while a little pomade allows you to define each section and style and adjust the fringe however you want.

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What Kind of Bang to Go For?

It helps at least to know your face shape when choosing bangs. No matter if you wish to streamline a sharp angle or add length, there’s a style for everybody.

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Bangs are the best quick fix for your hair that also tend to accentuate your features. There is a look for everyone in 2025 with so many choices. So give these popular styles a try and wear one that makes you explore your best self!

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