Emo hairstyle is all about volume and drama. Consider side-swept bangs, vivid streaks of color, or even a mullet to add that ...

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 ...

From the tragic bowl cut bangs that were forced upon me as a child to the aggressively side-swept fringe I wore throughout ... effect is less severe than our emo days of yore.

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.

Well, it might be time to consider bringing it back, because side part hairstyles are once again in vogue — and it’s a far cry from your emo phase. The “Millennial side part,” as Gen Z ...

Whether you're a fan or a skeptic, the resurgence of side-swept bangs is hard to ignore. However, there's no need for apprehension—even if you regretted embracing the side bangs trend during the ...