Farrah Fawcett became the hair model of her time and her thick feathered locks defined the perfect 1970s hairstyles. If you’re not going for a totally retro Farrah style There are plenty possibilities to put on 70s inspired feathers in a contemporary setting. With a light style that swivels back hair from your face the feathered styles can help emphasize your face and can be paired well with a face-framing layer or shaggy hairstyles. You can opt for a more subtle look by adding a little feathered hair texture or go for a full-on retro with feathered styles across the entire. If you’re looking to put a an old-fashioned spin on your locks We’ve got 33 of the most elegant feathered hairstyles to help you get inspired.
1. Feathered Face Framing Layers
Face framing layers are popular throughout the years however, hairstyles that feature feathery flicks to the side is an easy method to add some 1970s retro style into your hair. Bangs can add additional face framing to this look and are a particularly appealing choice for women with long faces.
2. Long Feathered Layers
This hair comes with a lot of layers which will create long, thick hair to feel light. Instead of letting them blend into the hairstyle, the thinner layers that are around your face are cut out to make their form perfectly highlighted.
3. Feathered Bangs and Curls
The curly shag cut by Rihanna is just the perfect amount of feathery texture in the bangs, which makes it retro-inspired, but totally modern.
4. Feathered Bob
Give a little silky texture to your hair in case you’re looking to lighten your look. This is especially beneficial for those with thick hair who wish to add some the look of bouncy hair instead of bulky layers.
5. Softly Feathered Layers
Amanda Seyfried’s face frames are styled toward her face rather of extending outwards as is typical with feathered looks. If you’re searching for a feathered style which will complement an oval face this is a great choice because it doesn’t draw your eye away from your face and make the face look bigger.
6. The Long Bangs feature Feathers and long bangs
Heidi Klum’s lash-grazing hairstyles are the perfect complement to the feathered hairstyle. With the bangs seamlessly blending into layers that frame the face creating a seamless appearance that highlights your face when time to style is very limited.
7. Feathered and Curled Layers
If you’re not a fan of bangs that cross your forehead, you can try the center-parting look, where longer hair can be styled to the side and then curled to the side. This type of hairstyle is ideal for oval or heart-shaped faces since this style makes your lower part the face look more broader.
8. Long Big Volume Layers
This hairstyle for long hair is all about volume and hairstyles with feathery texture to appear super pumped.
9. Feathered Bangs and Messy Curls
Feathering and frizz are paired in this glam, 1970s-inspired style. Bangs that wrap around the face can create the most dramatic effect which makes this an excellent alternative for someone who is bored of their standard hairstyles.
10. Shaggy Feathered Bangs
If you’re looking for bangs with an impressive impression however are much easier to fashion as opposed to a blunt fringe go for this shaggy feathered look. Its main focus is on the eyes. bangs tend to be longer at the edges and blend into overall shaggy look.
