11 Trendy Hair Accessories to Try

Many of these “new” trends came from the ’90s, like almost everything in the contemporary fashion world, including eyesore neon and ugly sneakers. There are also some ’70s vibes, as well as new and unexpectable ways of wearing good old items. Keep scrolling to see the alphabet of trends for the next few seasons!

#1: Statement Barrettes

Remember statement T-shirts with powerful and empowering words on them? Well, now the thing is statement hair accessories. More specifically, rhinestone barrettes. If you think they match only Paris Hilton’s style, you’re wrong. Wear these badass items with monochromatic clothes to avoid shining like a fake diamond. Use statement barrettes as an accent to keep balance!

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#2: Mix ’n’ Match

Mind the subtle line between elegance and kitsch rocking this trend! If you feel like your hairpieces don’t complement each other, try to recreate one of the iconic looks from Instagram because it’s always easier to have a reference. Hairstylists such as Chris Weber and Justine Marjan rock this trend like crazy! But first, of course, buy some cool-girl hair items for mixing and matching!

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#3: Scrunchies

Remember Carrie Bradshaw hating scrunchies in the ’00s? Well, this hair accessory trend isn’t just back, it’s thriving! This season’s most fashionable fabrics include velvet and silk-like something, while the trendiest designs are rather minimalistic than extreme. Of course, you can consider neon colors and animal prints, as well as get a scrunchie accessorized with pearls or beads.

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#4: Pearl Pieces

This sophisticated trend is very diverse because you can try so many ways of wearing pearls in your hair! From barrettes and clip claws to subtle bobby pins and braided-in elements, yes, this trend is perfect for brides and Chanel women. But don’t underestimate the power of a pair of simple pearl hair slides that make casual daytime outfits feel so chic!

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#5: ’90s Baby Clips

Remember little butterflies and multicolored plastic beads on your childish hair accessories? Now you have the legal right to dive into the ’90s and nostalgic memories. Baby clips look extremely cute on adult women with a sense of style. Choose pastel-colored hair items and match them with evening gowns, casual outfits, and summer festival looks.

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#6: Vintage-Looking Hairpieces

The fashion world easily absorbs retro vibes and contemporary demand for sustainability, producing hair clips and barrettes that look perfectly old-fashioned. You can buy a vintage-looking something from H&M or really go thrifting (hunting). Focus on elegant ’70s and dreamy ’90s pieces, digging for fashionable hair items.

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#7: Leopard

Some experts say, “Don’t buy animal print because, one day, it will go out of fashion!” Maybe, but it doesn’t work with hair accessories. Tiny leopard clips and slides aren’t the same as a kitschy leopard skirt or zebra jacket. You will simply call it “classic” when it gets out of catwalk fashion. Details will always have the right to remain leopard!

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#8: Transparency & Minimalism

This trend will match your style if you love hair accessories that look like contemporary art (weird, angular, and conceptual). Asymmetry, unusual materials, and futuristic shapes are welcomed, while transparent clothes and accessories are at the peak of hype. Plus, minimal hair items can legally spice up your dress-code uniform or add mystery to a party look.

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#9: Chains and Hair Piercing

Grunge and punk vibes from the ’90s reincarnated into braided-in chains and edgy hair piercings. Silver and gold chains were spotted even on glamorous celebrities who drink their lemon water instead of being true punks. So, don’t be afraid to try this trend out even if you feel like grunge isn’t your thing (maybe it is!).

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#10: Claw Clips

Jaw/claw/banana (or whatever you called them in the ’90s) clips are absolutely back! Due to Alexander Wang’s show and early trendsetters on Instagram who first rocked vintage items, you can now buy a claw clip from any brand! Match with mom jeans and white tees or evening gown and heels; create your own fashion rules around your new favorite hair accessory!

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#11: Bows

For both fancy events and everyday looks, put bows on a range of hairstyles—braids, ponytails, buns, you name it. Velvet and silky bows make the whole outfit feminine and elegant, adding Parisian chic to it. Pair with big blazers, backless dresses or mom jeans to get the most out of this trend!

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 When people consider Tik Tok, they usually think of dancing. I did a poll on my Instagram account a few months ago. I was so surprised to find out that many people had no idea about the existence of beauty-related content on Tik Tok. So, with that in mind, today we are going to talk about Tik Tok hair trends in 2020.

Feathered bangs have been an absolute favorite among women of all ages and the best match for a feathered haircut for many seasons already. If you have just decided to cut one, you will be surprised to know how many types of bangs you can choose from. This ultimate guide with the 20 best ideas on how to style feathered bangs will help you know what fringe will suit your face shape and your hairstyle most!

Is Feathery Bangs a Good Idea?

Sporting feathered bangs is a great way to look fabulous while spending little time styling. Unlike thick, full fringes, they do not draw too much focus but freshen up the overall image.

Feathery bangs are a great addition to haircuts of different lengths, going especially well with cheeky short bobs, layered shoulder-length haircuts, and pixie cuts that are all the rage right now.

If you still hesitate if you should get a feather-cut bang, know that you don’t need to commit to the same look, as there are many bangs styling tips that allow creating a different image every time. For example, you can blow-dry your bangs to be peppy, braid them, pin it up or even gel it back.

#1: Feathered Bangs with a Textured Bob

Women with long faces should better avoid short bangs and hairstyles with slicked-back hair, sticking to elongated, oblique bangs. See how this beveled feathered front bangs with lightened ends make the image softer and visually widens the face.

#2: Feathered Bangs with Bright Highlights

Feathered side bangs are versatile and suit all complexions, regardless of the shape of the face. The length of the strands plays an important role here though. Oblique bangs are a good choice if you want to hide imperfect hairline or wrinkles or correct facial disproportions, like heavy eyebrows or a low forehead.

#3: Feathery Bangs with a Shaggy Pixie

Graduated bangs are most often used in a variety of cascading and layered hairstyles, including bob cuts. See how great this style can be for naturally wavy or curly hair with bangs!

#4: Side-Swept Feathered Bangs

The timeless lob hairstyle with bangs will suit almost any girl! Ask your hairstylist for a bangs style that will make an organic whole with your ‘do. For example, if you have a natural middle parting, it is better to go for the bangs parted in the middle too.

#5: Long Feathered Bangs with Inverted Bob

Such an extravagant haircut with the volume on top and short back of the head looks very glamorous with see-through feathered bangs. More volume on the sides of the bangs will help hide the cheeks and even signs of aging.

#6: Short Layered Bob with Feathered Bangs

Long bangs are the easiest to style, especially if you choose trendy, ragged, and creatively “casual” bangs. By the way, this hairstyle is a must-try for thin hair that usually requires additional volume.

#7: Oblique Feathered Bangs and a Pixie Cut

Straight or oblique, feathered bangs will go well with any pixie. Torn bangs will smooth out the sharp proportions and angles. At the same time, they will add a daring and sexy hint to the whole look. So don’t hesitate — feathered bangs go amazing with short hair, and pixie cuts with bangs are definitely a trendy choice!

#8: Elongated Feathered Bangs with Edgy Mob

A mullet lob with layered feathered bangs is perfect for anyone who wants to get a slightly grungy look yet add weightlessness to thick strands. Gradually cut strands with the shortest ones on the back of the head and the longest ones on the temple area create a good overall balance in combination with asymmetrical feathered bangs.

#9: Asymmetrical Copper Feathered Bangs

Feathered bangs are the elements that allow creating unique looks for common haircuts. See how long feather cut bangs swept to one side is an excellent addition to short, cut to the maximum, hair on the back of the head, which elegantly opens the neck. Subtle highlights add texture and volume to the fringe and the overall hairstyle.

#10: Elegant Feathered Undercut Pixie

The trend for pixies was set decades ago, and each season short hairstyles gain new and bigger waves of popularity. Pixie undercut with feathered bangs is a chic and sexy hairstyle for anyone who loves short hair and wants to go from punk rock to classic with a few simple styling tricks. Slightly highlighted bangs with dark undercuts will emphasize the shape and beauty of the hairstyle.

#11: Anime-Inspired Hairstyle with Feathered Bangs

Straight or asymmetrical feather cut bangs can accompany various creative and extravagant haircuts and are very unpretentious in care and styling. Feathered bangs can be perfectly accented with a touch of a modeling gel and black hair — this combo is insanely spectacular and adds a slight anime-inspired hint.

#12: Long Curtain Feathered Bangs

Feathering is a good technique to try for cutting long layered hairstyles with bangs. Long curtain bangs allow to create additional volume for the hairdo’s shape and beautifully frame the face, hiding its roundness. It’s a great way to add a subtle change to your look making it more stylish and interesting without a chance to regret cutting blunt bangs or having to deal with the styling issues.

#13: Asymmetrical Feathered Bangs with Short Hair

Such a “boyish” pixie with short strands on the crown and elongated wispy bangs gives, paradoxically, femininity and sexuality to the image. The beauty of this cut is that it significantly rejuvenates and refreshes the face. So, such pixies can be chosen by both young girls and ladies in their 50s.

#14: Classy Feathered Bangs

These bangs are timelessly stylish and pretty low-maintenance. It’s especially flattering for middle-aged women, as feather cut bangs open up the forehead while subtly hiding wrinkles on it. In combination with a blunt bob, it elegantly frames the face, modeling a beautiful correct oval.

#15: Dynamic Layered Feathered Bangs

One of the most tempting and elegant haircuts is an asymmetrically layered pixie. It always looks fresh and original and suits any hair type. Just see how much volume these feathered side-swept bangs create without covering up a forehead or drawing attention from the eyes.

#16: One Side Bangs with Feather Effect

Long bangs can look really gorgeous, don’t they? Just see how this cool flipped-over parting adds volume to the style, while the feathered ends of the bang make it blend naturally with the rest of the hair.

#17: Asymmetrical Parting Feathered Fringe

Asymmetry in bob has firmly established itself as a favorite hairstyle of many fashionistas and celebrities. Asymmetrical parting and side-swept feathered bangs add volume and texture to the hair, as well as bring attention to the brightest face features like eyes and lips.

#18: Cool Shag with Feathered Bangs

Correct styling of a shag hairstyle can emphasize the pronounced layered structure of the bangs. With the help of modeling tools, the bangs can be styled naturally, falling on the face, or slightly edgy to add volume to the hair.

#19: Long Feather Cut Bangs with Flipped Ends

Feathered kinda-bangs-like strands do great gob framing the face and blend wonderfully into the entire hair length. The bangs slowly go lengthwise on the sides, helping to refresh the image a little.

#20: Choppy Shag with Short Feathered Bangs

Short choppy feathered bangs can spice up a cropped, layered, short shag and distract from the wide forehead. The shaggy cut echoes the style of the 80s (and a little bit of the 90s), which is especially popular now. Keep in mind that slight natural negligence is in trend!