Emma Watson, Zendaya, and 9 More Celebs Who Will Convince You to Get a Fringe This Summer

Zendaya showed up to the Met Gala channelling Joan of Arc with a powerfully blunt fringe that grazed her forehead.

Emma Roberts's (faux) fringe caused a bit of a stir when she rolled up to the Critics Choice Awards with this super short style. Haters are going to hate, but we personally cheered her edgy clip-ons.

Emma Watson's piecey, unfussy fringe perfectly complemented her grunge shag.

Camila Cabello's wispy fringe screamed polished perfection. We love how she paired the vintage style with a casual ponytail — so cute!

Dakota Johnson's been rocking this style for a minute, and can you blame her? The longer edges frame her face like a frickin' masterpiece. This is a '90s homage done right.

Another fringe goddess by the name of Alexa Chung opted to bring her sartorial A-game to the Met Gala with a decidedly '70s part. She positively oozed drama between that rock star look and her pinot-stained lips.

Halle Berry, queen of magical hair moments, has been rocking a tousled, balayaged fringe for most of 2018. If it looks this good, wouldn't you rock them too?

Rashida Jones is another perennial fringe ambassador, and we love how she effortlessly styles the look updo after updo. Who says a fringe doesn't work with Summer's heat? This bun she brought to the Oscars red carpet is super breezy.

Alison Brie may not be able to see out of her right eye, but it's a small price to pay for such sexy, asymmetric wisps.

Shailene Woodley's bombshell waves and unfussy bangs are reminiscent of a 1940s film star. Since the hair doesn't graze her eyebrows, she'll have ample time in between touch-ups to let her look grow.

Mila Kunis complemented her wavy lob with a blunt, opaque fringe that grazed her brows. While Mila's arches are perfectly coiffed, this is a great style to hide overgrown ones.