12 Ways to Wear a Shag Haircut With Bangs

Yes, a pixie can be considered a shag. Kerry Washington's long layers and piecey, side-swept bangs are a textbook example of how amazing a shag can look on short hair. 

Zendaya's curly bangs blend seamlessly into her layers, plus it draws the attention up to her eyes. 

If you're looking to nail three big hair trends at once, consider Julianne Hough's shaggy bob with curtain bangs your next cut. 

Full bangs with a few face-framing pieces and long shaggy layers are a perfect combo. 

Wispy curtain bangs like Halle Berry's are subtle and blend seamlessly into long shaggy layers. 

When you think of the shag, an image of '70s-era Mick Jagger probably comes to mind. While Chloë Grace Moretz's feathered curtain bangs channel the decade, her subtle shaggy layers throughout her length keep the cut modern. 

Alexa Chung's soft, center-parted bangs and wavy shaggy lob is a textbook example of effortlessly cool hair. 

Now here's another prime example how amazing a shaggy pixie can be. Gabrielle Union remixed the cut with a set of layered side bangs. 

You can't talk about shags without mentioning Taylor Swift because the singer has made the cut her signature style, complete with soft, textured bangs. Here, she transforms her shag into an entirely new look by simply sweeping her bangs to the side. 

The Killing Eve star's tapered bangs and shaggy layers add shape and dimension to her gorgeous shoulder-length curls. 

The bob continues its reign as the most popular haircut, but if you've had the cut for awhile, maybe you're looking to switch things up a little. Lana Condor's shaggy layers and choppy bangs are just the tweak you're searching for.