New celebrity trend – bangs
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, starring Rooney Mara, is not just an incredibly memorable Oscar nomination for Best Actress for such a young actress, but it is also a new canon of beauty and style of image that you want to inherit: white, almost transparent skin, jet black hair and… short bangs. Many fashionistas of the world not only liked this image, but also showed how creatively and stylishly you can change your image.
During the premiere of the film around the world, fashion critics managed to see enough of the actress’s bangs: straight with a parting, straight voluminous, smoothly combed to one side. All these variations went perfectly to the actress and complemented her mysterious image even at the premieres of the film.
Another young star in the franchise who, according to polls, could compete with the Twilight movie is Jennifer Lawrence, who will play Katniss Everdeen’s character in The Hunger Games.
It is curious that with simple types of bangs – covering the forehead, straight, often lying as if no one had tried to lay them, it is very young Hollywood stars that go. apparently, this haircut format reminds of the years spent at school, gives the effect of youth to quite young actresses. Holly Fulton and Burberry reflected this trend of modern designers on the fashion catwalks.
Hollywood fashionistas who are older prefer somewhat more sophisticated options. Here the bangs are longer and neatly laid. For example, Nicole Richie is virtually unthinkable without her bangs.
Rihanna always knows how to surprise her fans – the singer wears bangs that fit in different ways every time. Depending on the image, Rihanna may focus on the bangs, and in another case, the bangs may simply disappear and there will be a completely different image before the eyes of the public.
If you also want to start wearing bangs in the new season, then the easiest way to embody the image from the Blumarine, Jill Stuart shows. Hairdressers built models with loose long bangs on their side. If you have long hair, you don’t even need scissors: just tuck a section of hair away from your face behind your ear and fix it in that position.