Bang-spiration: Cuts for Every Face Shape

Overgrown fringe can look super chic especially with casual waves.

Put your fringe forward with retro-inspired pin curls and a stunning silk scarf.

Sleek bangs effortlessly enhance longer lengths.

Hit a hairstyle high not like J-Hud with perfectly piece-y, bangs that look lived-in.

The side bang effortlessly frames a rounded face shape to complete and total perfection.

A glam blond 'do is sexy—but a glam blonde 'do with a set of killer fringe is fabulously lethal!

Larger style ringlets are facially slimming—remember, the longer the better. "Use one product you really like, in a minuscule amount," explains Wellington. "Bangs tend to have quicker product buildup."

Curly bangs are always a do—as long as you keep them at the right length. "Definitely opt for a dry cut; not only dry but straightened as well to create the most precise and accurate cut," says Wellington.

Just don't consider your face shape—bangs can also be the perfect finishing touch for your frames as well.

The secret to getting Rihanna's effortless look is to play up your hair's volume in a natural way.

Don't let your 'fro (or wash-and-'go) stop you from adding some fringe. Simply style with an amazing curling cream, then air dry as normal.

Who says bangs have to be boring? One dramatic curl is all it takes.

"If it's your first time trying bangs, a longer cut will be probably be more comfortable as you can easily pin it back if you have a change of heart," explains Wellington.

Add depth to your bangs like Nicole, by starting your part approximately a quarter from the crown of your head.

Fringe that veers to the longer side can be easily swept to the side for a show-stopping punk-rocker vibe.

Rashida's bangs are banging in this adorable retro bob. She proves that heart shaped divas can rock shorter fringe just as well (if not better) as anyone else.

Fake fullness with letting your darker roots show to add depth.

Give your fringe a futuristic makeover by experimenting with varying lengths. This choppy style works spectacularly paired with a top knot (or bun).

This wavy-straight combination is an interesting mesh of textures. Heart-shaped faces thrive in straighter bangs styles that draw attention to sculpted cheekbones.