Side-swept bangs also had a special connection with the emo and punk subculture, whose followers chose this cut, often asymmetrical and perhaps a little longer than Jolie’s, covering one eye to ...

The swoop, the curl, the side swept look, the jagged, eye covering bangs, the subtle spikes, the overgrown on top look. If it was the early to mid-2000s, it was pretty hard to miss the emo hair ...

Though the look eventually fizzled out in favor of curtain bangs and center parts, it appears the pendulum is swinging back with trendsetters like Beyoncé and Dua Lipa wearing the side-swept ...

Change your part! Judging from all the celebs rocking side-swept bangs, it’s safe to say that the deep side part is all the rage this summer. From Taraji P. Henson’s long fringe to Regina King ...

It was part of the 'emo subculture' embraced by the youth majorly back then. It's a unique cut with the key features being side-swept bangs and layers, commonly used in all 'emo' hairstyles.

15 examples of the side part resurgence to inspire your own swept style. Ariana Grande’s abbreviated blonde side bangs have peppered her recent promotional tour, the cut playing well with her ...

"If you have a round face, strong, side swept bangs will really complement your features. The angle of the bangs will elongate your face and give it that sharpness it doesn't necessarily have already.

Luckily, side swept bangs tend toward low maintenance, Polko says. She recommends blow drying them to the side and using hairspray to keep them in place. They also work with a range of hair ...

What to ask for: Fringed, piece-y bangs across the forehead styled with your natural texture, or by adding in some curls with a curling iron. Side-swept bangs have been around for decades—and ...

Emo hairstyle is all about volume and drama. Consider side-swept bangs, vivid streaks of color, or even a mullet to add that extra edge. Your hair’s mission is clear: to be noticed, to stand out ...