30 Medium Hairstyles With Bangs

Wearing big hair that’s curled in at the ends and her signature heavy fringe, Zooey Deschanel’s lush style looks like a glamorous blast from the past.

This hairstyle mixes the edgy look of short bangs with the softness of wearing them swept to the side.

These long bangs parted in the centre are great for growing out your bangs painlessly, or if you’re going for a sultry, retro look.

These side swept bangs blend perfectly into Emma Stone’s straight, mid-length hair, and are a flattering fringe for almost any face shape.

These super short bangs add edge and interest to medium hair that’s styled with big curls at the ends.

Putting some rocker flair in your hairstyle, this naturally tousled blonde hair is fun and casual, while the short choppy bangs will make your eyes pop.

Use these thick, eye grazing bangs to camouflage a large forehead while looking polished and fashion-forward.

Loose waves paired with side swept bangs make this romantic look a favourite among women with round faces.

This lob and bangs have the same silhouette as many blunt cuts, but texturized ends eliminate bulk while adding softness and making styling the bangs less of a hassle.

These long bangs land just below the cheek bones, framing the face while blending beautifully with this high volume mid-length style.

Sweeping high across the forehead at a steep angle, these bangs pair perfectly with this classic brunette cut.

With texturized bangs, an asymmetrical length, and bold side shave, there’s not a lot this hairstyle isn’t doing. If you’re the kind of woman who goes all-or-nothing with her look, this is the one for you.

These eye-grazing bangs don’t have to be worn centre parted, but it’s a nice option if you don’t want them right in your face. A perfect style for women with inverted triangle or heart shaped faces who are trying to conceal a larger forehead.

These blunt bangs are cut wide and styled with a pronounced curve, making them the main focus of this bright, trendy look.

If you’ve got naturally straight hair, these short blunt bangs with mid-length hair are a styling dream come true.

These piecey curved bangs are a slight departure from Alexa Chung’s signature centre-parted fringe, and perfectly compliment her mid-length cut.

Layers throughout help keep this very thick hair from looking bulky, while bangs frame face across a deep part.

Krysten Ritter’s ebony hair looks good enough to be a wig, with short bangs that make her eyes pop and a jet black shade that contrasts her alabaster skin perfectly.

This shaggy style is cut with distinct layers that blend together in messy waves. Bangs are kept piecey and equally messy, for a stylish but disheveled modern look.

From the collarbone length and side swept bangs to the subtle ombre ends, Olivia Wilde’s hairstyle hits several major trends without looking too busy.

Some women are afraid to mix straight bangs with curled hair, but Kerry Washington proves how versatile these piecey, straight bangs can be.

These gently curved bangs are the work of an impeccable stylist, and add an interesting shape when worn with a classic, straight style like this. If you’ve got full cheeks you’d like to downplay, steer clear of this style of bangs that will make your face look more round.

This is a modern, casual style that works well for women with thinner hair. Wispy bangs don’t remove too much volume from the rest of the style, while longer pieces are left to flow in loose, romantic waves.

This wavy blonde cut pairs nicely with bangs that have texturized ends and some natural wave left in them.

Taylor Swift’s light and feathery lob is a great summer cut that you can transition into fall by adding these lash grazing bangs that are especially flattering if you’ve got a long or square shaped face.

Channelling Debbie Harry’s ’70s style, this straight blonde shag has long bangs that land at the cheeks, and is a fun, edgy way to wear your hair full of layers.

These wide bangs make a bold statement, and can help widen the appearance of an oblong face. Wear them with straight, blunt hair to keep the focus on your eyes, or add curls for a special occasion.

This long layered style gets a little extra boost from a low-key long bang that doesn’t make as big of a statement as bigger curtain bangs.

With a fairly narrow bang that doesn’t extend past the outer corners of the eyes, this hairstyle can help disguise the widest part of your face.

If you’re in love with short bangs and retro style, try out these pin-up bangs inspired by Bettie Page. Although you can wear these bangs with a variety of hairstyles, we love them best with mid-length retro curls in dark, rich colors.