Curtain bangs have become a must-have hairstyle recently, sported by our favorite stars at events, performances, and festivals, adding a cool twist to their beauty looks.
The most famous advocate of curtain bangs in recent seasons is singer Sabrina Carpenter, joined by style icons like Taylor Swift, Monica Bellucci, and Camila Cabello.
Why Curtain Bangs are a Must-Have
Straddling the line between a classic fringe and a side sweep, curtain bangs are versatile and stylish. Depending on how they’re styled, they can be adapted endlessly to suit any desired look. Whether worn with a center or side part, they frame the face and add volume, making them perfect for both long and short hair.
They pair perfectly with a mullet, adding lightness and character to long hairstyles while enhancing bob cuts with an effortlessly sophisticated allure.
Feel free to embrace the cut with long, short, or medium hair, whether straight or wavy. The only consideration is for curly hair, which needs to be cut carefully to ensure the bangs look their best.
For those with oily hair, this fringe style may feel heavy, potentially negating the lightness typically associated with curtain bangs.
Stunning Celebrity Looks to Copy
As mentioned, stars love this style! Here’s a list of the most beautiful hair looks featuring curtain bangs, straight from the latest prestigious red carpets:
1. Camila Cabello at the MTV Video Music Awards 2024.
2. Sabrina Carpenter rocking with a voluminous vintage look at the MTV Video Music Awards.
3. Emily Ratajkowski sporting at the Proenza Schouler runway show in New York.
4. Dakota Johnson with long, wavy hair and layered curtain bangs at the Gucci Spring/Summer 2025 show.
5. Taylor Swift showcasing side-swept style at Electric Lady Studios in New York.
6. Monica Bellucci with sleek on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Los Angeles.
7. Daisy Edgar-Jones in the front row of the latest Gucci runway show.
8. Asia Argento with medium layered hair at the 2024 Venice Film Festival.
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This article first appeared on Grazia.it – Author: Serena D’Angelo
