Long Hairstyles With Fringe: Inspiration And Styling Tips

Dakota Johnson opts for a blow-dry that curves in for a polished, sophisticated effect. Her eyebrow-grazing full fringe has now become a signature style of the actor.

Keke Palmer brings the drama with voluminous waves and softer, wispier bangs. ’80s vibe, but make it current.

For last year’s Met Gala, Sabrina Carpenter traded her bombshell curls for Botticellian waves and a gently side-parted fringe. So ethereal, so pretty.

Model Anok Yai has mastered the XXL lengths trend. The addition of a full fringe takes this to the text level by adding dimension to the straight style.

Before Camilla Cabello entered her bob era, she was a fan of the long hair and fringe combo. Here, her full bangs uses lighter pieces of hair for a wispier approach.

Jenna Ortega has since traded her bone-straight lengths for a softer layers, but this style is a great option for those leaning into their straight textures.

For the 2025 BAFTAs, actor Stacy Martin kept it refined with a simple half updo and middle-parted face-framing pieces.

Lalisa Manobal attended The White Lotus premiere with fairytale waves styled in a half updo. Her full, blown-out bangs perfectly enhances her heart shaped face.

The full fringe is a Taylor Swift signature, and we love the little flick at the end side of her bangs, which gives it extra body.

No hair moodboard is complete without Daisy Edgar-Jones. Her sleek dark lengths and full bangs feel completely modern.

Natasha Lyonne’s voluminous red hair makes an even bigger impact thanks to the shorter fringe.

Can we petition for Michelle Yeoh to keep the fringe? The shorter, choppy style looks even cooler paired with her sleek, straight lengths.