Jennifer Lawrence brings back the "butterfly" fringe trend, the model that is attracting attention this fall

Jennifer Lawrence has brought a new change to her look for fall, and this time the spotlight has been on her new bangs, a model that combines the softness of "curtain" bangs with the characteristic look of French bangs.
Last September, the actress showed off her straight-cut bangs, inspired by the famous Jane Birkin model. For months, she styled them in different ways, but this September it seems it was time for a new change.
On September 4, celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton shared Jennifer Lawrence's new look, revealing a style he calls the "butterfly bob." The name comes from the shape of the bob, which opens at the side and creates a silhouette reminiscent of a butterfly's wings.
The style is right on the border between curtain bangs and French bangs. The light and thin strands fall to the eyebrows, while the sides open towards the cheekbones and blend naturally with the rest of the hair.
The result is a soft and messy look in the right way, which goes great with Jennifer Lawrence's wavy hair.
What are "butterfly curls"?
This style can be described as a lighter version of the curtain bangs. In the center, the bangs are shorter and thinner, while on the sides they extend towards the cheekbones.
According to Chris Appleton, their main feature is the way they open on both sides to frame the face. Unlike some other styles of bangs, they don't create a heavy line across the forehead, but instead use light layers to give more volume and movement.
The layers near the top of the head are shortest and gradually become longer as they descend towards the sides of the face.
This makes the bangs look softer and more natural, while creating a beautiful effect around the face.
Do they suit every face shape?
In principle, yes, but the density and length can be adjusted according to facial features.
Light, thin bangs can soften more pronounced and angular features, while a slightly fuller model can give more volume to round or oval faces.

And it's not a style that only works on blonde hair. Moving bangs toward the outside of the face can also highlight darker hair colors, especially those typical of fall.
How to ask your hairdresser?
If you want to try this style, Appleton suggests looking for soft layers that frame your face and blend gradually with the rest of your hair.
The secret lies in the way the layers are cut. They should create a slight opening outward, rather than falling straight onto the face.
After cutting, light volumes can help the bangs take on that characteristic movement that gives the model the look of a butterfly.
How are butterfly bangs styled?
For Jennifer Lawrence, the ideal combination is the one with the classic '90s hair blowout.
A voluminous blowout with slightly outward-swept ends gives the bangs the necessary movement, while the hair looks fuller and the face takes on a softer frame.
If curtain bangs seem too ordinary to you, but full French bangs seem too bold, Jennifer Lawrence's style may be just the thing: light, voluminous, and different enough to give your entire hair a new look.
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