32 Best Fringe Hairstyle Ideas You Need For 2025

Who better to inspire your fringe debut than poster girl Dakota Johnson herself? She practically became synonymous with 'really good bangs' in 2024, and we've all been dying to copy them ever since. Her full fringe is endlessly glossy and has good coverage, but never appears blocky thanks to a wispy center piece and immaculate styling.

While there's always the guarantee of otherworldly fashion and ethereal gowns on the runway at Haute Couture Fashion Week, sometimes the guests in attendance can serve just as much inspiration for the season ahead. Case in point: Zendaya's micro-fringe. A blunt, super sleek and slightly futuristic take on a classic fringe, the Euphoria actor teamed her new hairstyle with an equally avant-garde outfit for the Schiaparelli Haute Couture SS24 Show.

Jenna Ortega is no stranger to experimenting with her fringe. There have been full fringes, major side partings, and side bangs, as per her beauty look for the Emmys 2024. The Wednesday star kept her make-up understated and sleek, with soft undone waves and a middle-part fringe that served as excellent hair inspiration for 2024.

Looking resplendent in a bright red gown from Valentino's SS23 couture collection, Suki Waterhouse stuck to her signature hairstyle for the Emmys 2024 with tousled beachy waves and an effortless feathered fringe.

For those not ready to take the full fringe plunge, may we recommend a half fringe meets side bangs situation à la Aubrey Plaza. For the Emmys 2024, The White Lotus star wore a half up-do and face-framing bangs paired with a cherry lip and winged liner.

Just when we thought the sideswept fringe of our high school years had been left well and truly in the past, Rihanna brings it right back in the coolest way possible. RiRi's elevated take sees the fringe cut in the form of layered, wavy lengths with plenty of volume on the crown. The glossy blonde tone doesn't hurt either.

We're booking into the hairdressers as we speak....

Camila Cabello just proved that a tiny trim can be totally transformational, taking her once delicate and curvaceous baby bangs to edgy, rockstar heights. With a raw-edge cut and jagged styling, these brow-scraping curtains are perfect for AW23; think the best parts of a shagged wolf cut, but contained to just your fringe.

If you're pondering a big chop for 2025, let Lana Del Rey's retro glamour veer you in the right direction. Switching out her delicate A-line strands for a set of heavy brow-scraping curtains, the singer's 66th Annual Grammy Awards beauty look just gave the covetable waterfall fringe a much-needed vintage revamp.

And like all good red carpet looks, her dark and sophisticated 'do was finished off with a fresh brunette gloss and tied together with a chic, glossy bow.

We're absolutely fawning over this dark and stylish trim courtesy of Lily James. While the Pam & Tommy star can usually be found sporting a sophisticated classic up-do for red carpets, she's also taken a walk on the spikier, edgier side of hairstyling. A micro fringe and unkept ends? No complaints here.

If you want that pixie cut cuteness but can't commit to losing your lengths, why not try a curvaceous brow-framing micro-fringe? Complete with a 1920s style kiss curl, this undeniably flattering and oh-so-adorable trim is chic, red carpet-ready and just more fun than your standard full block bang.

This full fringe isn't quite short enough to earn the micro bangs label, but there's no denying these curvy curtains can still give your brows the framing straighter cuts won't. Arching from temple to temple, this classic statement trim is definitely a commitment but paired with Christina Ricci's glossy brunette tone and playful ponytail, we think she pulls it off.

The time when Em Rata switched out her signature effortless lengths for an edgy brunette micro fringe... Not too far from her ultimately cooler take on the 1920s flapper bob, this playful face-framing trim, which may or may not be a hair piece, soars way above the model's brows letting her face and make-up do all the talking.

From her faux side swept bangs at the Oscars to her edgy BAFTAs micro fringe, Florence Pugh's experimental curtains are in a league of their own. Armed with a blunt full fringe and flipped ends lob, this ultimate cool girl haircut was stolen direct from Scarface, another statement look from Pugh's tried and true stylist Peter Lux. That's right, when it comes to fringes, the eighties just might be the new nineties.

Sophie Turner paired a bejewelled Louis Vuitton gown and heavy black eyeliner, but it was the retro 1970s style split winged fringe that really stole the show.

BAFTA Rising Star Award winner, Emma Mackey, gave her grown out split fringe a choppy update, debuting a wispy set of bangs on the red carpet.

Yep, Jenner used her own ponytail as the ultimate fake fringe hack, twisting the lengths across the front of her head to create a temporary sweeping side fringe. Genius.

The Euphoria actress updated her golden blonde bob with a brand new super short micro fringe in honour of the show's season two premiere. Schafer paired her new bangs with a choppy half-up half-down space bun style that gave the star's plum Prada gown a modern twist. Celebrity hairstylist Rena Calhoun was behind Schafer's futuristic new look, telling Allure, 'Hunter has always wanted bangs, so it was so exciting to debut on the red carpet.'

Whilst promoting her film Long Shot Theron stepped out in an extremely chic mini fringe that made her look evil in the best way.

The supermodel gave her poker straight lengths a fashion-week ready update with a choppy full fringe.

The actress debuted a new eyebrow-skimming fringe at the 'Hamilton Behind The Camera Awards'. The 29-year-old gave her seriously shiny long blonde hair a choppy fringe update and just went straight on to our Pinterest boards.