Plus, they can be spotted on popular TV characters (think: Cassie, played by Kaley Cuoco in the HBO Max miniseries The Flight Attendant).
Celebrities like Gabrielle Union, Hillary Duff, Kacey Musgraves, Halle Berry, Gigi Hadid, Elizabeth Olsen, Katy Perry, and The Crown’s Emma Corrin, to name a few, have been embracing them. Just consider tie-dye, scrunchies, super-shiny lip gloss, one-shoulder tops, and the ’80s power shoulder, which, by the way, is continuing to make a major comeback.īut perhaps no trend is having a bigger renaissance than curtain bangs, the wispy, face-framing fringe with roots in the ’60s and ’70s. A style like this isn’t a big commitment and can complement any style, from a short bob or long, waist-length strands.No matter how uncertain times may be, there is one thing you can always count on (at least when it comes to beauty and fashion): Everything that was once old will be new again. Wispy Curtain Bangs Photo Credit: Yongjoo KoĪ wispy variation of a classic curtain bang style is perfect if you’re new to the world of fringe. Need some style inspiration? Check out the variations of Korean curtain bangs to find a style that best suits you. If you’re feeling adventurous or want to touch up your bangs without going to the salon, you can try to cut your bangs at home. Plus, it never hurts to bring a few inspo pictures with you. This type of fringe is most flattering with a middle part, so how you part your hair is something to consider when trying this look. The exact point where the fringe start can vary depending on your face shape and the specific look you’re going for. When asking your hairstylist for Korean curtain bangs, explain that you want fringe cut on an angle, starting right around the top of your cheekbone and then gradually getting longer at the end. Not sure where to start when it comes to getting curtain bangs? Check out our tips on what to ask your stylist and how to take the plunge and cut your own. How to Ask Your Stylist for Korean Curtain Bangs Photo Credit: Arina Krasnikova Keep scrolling to learn how to ask your stylist for Korean curtain bangs and learn how to style the look. Korean curtain bangs are a popular low-maintenance variation of this look we’ve been seeing on celebrities to everyday people. Curtain bangs add a flattering face-framing element to any style, but they can be pushed to the side or worn back if you don’t want to show off the fringe. This fringe style allows you to test the waters when it comes to bangs without fully committing to a full, straight across the style. Curtain bangs have become a staple in many haircuts over the past year and a half.
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