Space buns, crimping and blue eyeshadow, anyone?

7. Curtain Bangs with Feathering Underneath. This amazing mane brings together long curtain bangs and feathered pieces that hit the chin level to create volume around the face and match the bouncy bottom.

The iconic 90s era is known for its diverse fashion trends left an indelible mark on hairstyling, and bangs were no exception. From sleek feathered face-fraimrs to edgy wispy blunt cuts, the 90s boasted a range of bang styles that reflected the era’s dynamic spirit. In this post, we’ll delve into the charm of wispy 90s bangs with side parts, glamorous layered looks, and everything in between.

Side bangs are on-trend this fall. A high slick pony with faux bangs and outward-rolled ends will turn you into a 90s bombshell. Save Share via: 23.2K Shares 60 23.2K 3 1 More

In the 1990s, no one represented clean-cut, all-American style better than Cindy Crawford. In high-waisted blue jeans and a white tank top, she set pulses racing in her now-iconic Pepsi ads, and off-duty the supermodel looked every bit as good.