Curtain up for curtain bangs: The nonchalant hairstyle trend is back this winter

Jane Birkin, Caroline de Maigret, Brigitte Bardot and Alexa Chung: We can learn something from these women not only when it comes to fashion, but also when it comes to hair. In hair salons fromAs far as Munich, photos of them are often shown as templates for the desired haircut. After all, the style icons are associated with something very specialTrend hairstyle- the oneCurtain Bangs. And now there's a lot of inspiration from the catwalks, because that's where the nonchalant version of the...to see again this season.

For example, at Chloé's fall/winter 2024/25 show, some models walked in the trendy onesCurtain Bangsacross the runway, matching theChic from the current collection. Finally, the fringed cut brings with it a certain French nonchalance. But what are curtains?Exactly? As the name suggests, this is a version of the bangs in which it is parted in the middle and styled outwards so that it falls over the forehead like a kind of curtain.

The face is gently framed and nothing should appear severe here. Quite the opposite: TheTrend hairstyleIt's particularly good when the hair doesn't fall too perfectly and radiates a certain natural sensuality, as was the case with actresses in the 1960sseen. Her colleague Farrah Fawcett wore an even voluminous, swingier version in the 1970s.

This year he celebratesHairstyle trendis making a comeback and brings the retro feeling of yesteryear into the present, with a pinch of boho style. But now the question arises: to whom?Curtain Bangs? The loose onecan be used both with very long hair, as discovered by Chloé, and with medium-length or shorter hair, such as onebe worn. The latter variant was seen, for example, at designer Stella McCartney's autumn/winter show. This gives the whole thing a certain boyish coolness. By the way: Curtain bangs are also a pretty stylish solution for anyone who wants to grow out their shorter bangs.

The bangs are forCurtain Bangsslightly graduated on both sides to create a gentle transition in length and frame the face. How thick the bangs end up depends on the thickness- what is important, however, is that it can be easily divided and can fall loosely and swingingly to both sides. After washing, the round brush is used: This pulls the sides of the bangs inwards towards the nose and blow-dries them outwards on the sides to create the typical swing.

A light styling spray or mousse creates more volume, texture spray or root powder loosens up the bangs. Using a straightening iron or curling iron, the tips can also be turned slightly outwards. For French Boho Chic like Chloé, the lengths are softWorn - the modern retro look is ready!