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Growing a fringe can be a great way to change your face shape without having to shave all your hair. A carefully selected fringe can be used to conceal large foreheads and shorten long face shapes.
But as with any game-changing styling trick, there’s scope to get it wrong. Like Javier Bardem in No Country for the Old Men wrong. Or Pete Wentz.
To ensure you don’t fall foul of the fringe, there are three things to consider: the length (a long fringe is good for rectangular or oval face shapes; a short one is better for round, squarer types); the volume (reaching high and pushing out; or left to sit close to the forehead); and the shape (rounded, or sharper and angular). Depending on your hair’s texture, density and the way it falls naturally, there’s a style of fringe to suit you.
Check out 33 of our favorite fringe styles.
Classic Fringe
Cropped Fringe
Short Fringe
Heavy Angular Fringe
Short Afro Hair Fringe
Classic Fringe with Texture
Textured Angular Fringe
Curly Long Hair with Fringe
Mid Fade With Textured Fringe
Textured Fringe
Cropped hair with medium fringe
Afro Hair With An Undercut
Wet Look Side-Swept Fringe
Natural Afro Hair with Fringe
Fringe with Long Waves
Long Fringe with Additional Volume
Textured High Shine Fringe
Messy Medium Fringe
Classic Side-Swept Fringe
Medium Heavy Textured Fringe
Short Heavy Textured Fringe
The Fringe is a Tousled Fringe
Medium Length with Textured Fringe
Wavy Fringe
Fade with Blunt Fringe
Classic Side-Swept Fringe
Textured Short Flange
Fringes with a forward-style
Heavy High Shine Fringe
Longer Length Fringe
Side-Parted Fringe with Short Sides
Extra Angular Fringe
