The Best Hairstyles to Pair with Bangs

Blunt cuts are not only absolutely classic, but they are also very much in-style—now and always. Even more, they are incredibly easy to manage and upkeep. The bluntness of the cut gives your hair fullness and it also leaves your ends looking crisp and healthy. No layers, no problems!

As you may already know, scarves are not just an accessory for your neck. They can be stylish as hair accessories, too! Scarves are great for lazy days because they can hide that second (or third, or even fourth) day hair. If you have short hair, you can tie a scarf around it without having to worry about styling your hair. If you have long hair, you can throw it in a topknot, wrap it in a scarf, and go!

Curly bangs can be risky, and a lot of people are scared off by horror stories. But when they are done right, they are a lovely and fun way to frame your face. Plus, they are easy to style. The perfectly cut curly bangs will create a laid back, breezy look, especially when paired with the ever-perfect lob.

This Bardot-esque style is a classic look, but it's so much fun. It helps jazz up a basic cut. Get the tutorial here from Keiko Lynn.

Bangs parted down the middle give off a boho shag vibe, especially when paired with a wavy lob.

With shaggy bangs and long layers, your hair will never lack depth and movement. This look will also seamlessly grow out between cuts.

What's more fun than a classic high pony? Add a set of bangs to create some interest for this class style, rather than just having the slicked back look. If you split the bangs and comb them to the side, it will add even more texture.

The pixie will always be a bold choice. Taking your hair super short is daring, maybe too daring for some. If that's the case, consider a long pixie instead. A long pixie with side-swept bangs offers plenty of styling options since they're long enough to pin back or braid.

This low bun is the epitome of class. Get the tutorial (plus four other bangs styles) here from Margo & Me.

Channel your inner hippie and take a cue from the styles of the '70s! Go for super straight strands with long, feathery bangs parted down the middle.

Topknots are very easy to achieve. This almost effortless everyday look is elevated with bangs. Even if you don't have bangs, you can leave a few curly strands out of the front of your topknot to create a faux bang look. Add a headband or tie a folded bandana around your crown to elevate it even more.

Give your bangs a little extra oomph with your teasing comb and pin them back for a look that goes from day to night. Get the tutorial here from StyleCaster.

A high bun looks so classy with full bangs. Wear this style anywhere—from work to a wedding!

A short pixie with feathery layers and bangs has plenty of texture but isn't a hassle to style.

If you need your bangs out of your face, this sweet style is here to help. Get the tutorial here from Elle.