We knew from the beginning that bottleneck bangs were coming. SomethingKristen Stewart has made it clear that you should book a salon appointment in 2022.
During a recent appearance The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,The SpencerStar unveiled a dramatic new fringe that was short and blunt in the middle and longer on the sides. Although it doesn’t sound like it should, it totally works. Stewart’s curtain bang was given a new twist by putting the shorter part of her bang just above her eyebrow, while the sides moved away from her face.
The bangs served to frame the actor’s face while the rest of Stewart’s hair was pinned up in a “mess” up-do. The result is effortless, and it took Stewart a good hour to achieve. See it yourself.
In December 2021, Glamour described bottleneck bangs as “the curtain bang’s cool younger sister.” The hype comes down to the look’s edgy vibe as well as its low-maintenance upkeep. “This hairstyle takes inspiration from the neck of a bottle; starting slim and short in the middle, curving longer around the eyes, and then longest following the line of the cheekbone,” Evo hair Tom Smith says. “This allows the length and angle to be adjusted depending on whether you want to make your cheekbones appear wider or stronger. Many people don’t suit a classic ‘fringe’—the solid horizontal line across the face—but most can wear bottleneck bangs to add softness to the face.”
Smith has provided helpful instructions for your stylist if you are interested in achieving the look. “To get bottleneck bangs, ask your hairstylist to create longer bangs that skim your cheekbones at an angle that flatters your face, curving around to create a layer that sits somewhere between your cheekbones and jaw,” Smith says. “Then ask for the central part to be cut shorter, keeping the cutting line soft and choppy, with the shortest part in the middle and getting longer on the edges.”
Source: Glamour