30 BEST SHAGGY HAIRCUTS FOR WOMEN

Today, it’s rare to see women choosing one-length hairstyles. Shag haircuts, on the other hand, offer a more modern, edgy, and defined look while being easy to maintain. These cuts are incredibly versatile, allowing you to tailor them to your personal style, hair texture, and lifestyle. With options ranging from tousled layers and face-framing bangs to fun, choppy ends, there’s a shag for everyone. Get inspired for your next bold hair transformation and embrace the carefree, effortlessly cool vibes of this trendy cut.

Straight Shag With Bangs

Who says a shag has to be, well, shaggy? Heidi Klum’s sleek shag proves it can be polished and edgy, with a full fringe that skims right above her eyes for a bold, modern look.

Center-Parted Long Curly Shag

Iman’s luscious locks flow gracefully past her décolletage, made even more striking with a touch of shine spray for added brilliance.

Disheveled Shag with Bangs

A shoulder-length layered haircut gets an instant refresh with the addition of babylights. These delicate caramel highlights are created using a fine coloring technique designed to replicate the natural sun-kissed look your hair achieves after sun exposure.

Long Shag with Flipped Tips

A long shag haircut that feathers down the back and flips out around the neckline and shoulders is a perfect choice for showcasing wavy hair. The two-tone color enhances the defined layers, adding depth and dimension to this chic, effortless style.

Voluminous Curly Shag

Tracee Ellis Ross’s hair is pure va-va-voom, with her bold curls taking center stage in this stunning afro-meets-shag combo. To keep those curls defined and frizz-free, be sure to invest in a high-quality moisturizer and finishing product.

Medium Curly Shag With Bangs

Zendaya is known for being a hair chameleon, but one of our favorite looks on her is this curly shag. It’s full of volume, with thick bangs that frame her face beautifully. Subtle chestnut highlights accentuate the shorter layers near the front, adding depth and dimension. “I’ve seen some amazing curly hair shags that are very soft and wispy,” says Bennett.

Bob with Messy Front Layers

A shaggy sliced bob is the perfect blend of a traditional bob and a shag cut, making it ideal for women with super-fine hair. Blonde highlights on a light brown base add depth and richness, giving limp or overworked hair a much-needed boost of dimension and texture.

Natural Shag

Logan Browning’s long curly style may not be a classic shag, but the short layers throughout give it a choppy, slightly A-frame shape that channels the essence of a shag haircut. This twist on the traditional style adds dimension and movement to her curls.

Shag with Long Bangs

Elevate the classic mid-length shag by adding layered ash blonde highlights. This technique works especially well on thin to medium-textured hair, as thick hair can appear bulky with too many layers. For a sassy, chic vibe, style it with soft waves.

Sleek Haircut with Shaggy Ends

Elongate your neckline by styling your medium-length straight hair to gently dip inward toward your collarbone. The intentionally razored shaggy ends add texture and a touch of whimsy to your cut, creating a playful yet sophisticated look.

Modern Shag

If you’re seeking a modern twist on the shag cut without the traditional bangs, look to Jasmine Tookes for inspiration. She styles her medium-length hair with soft bends and tucks it behind her ear for a chic and effortless look.

Step Haircut

Medium to long feathered cuts offer plenty of bounce and body, thanks to the razor technique used to create fine-textured layers. Feminine and flattering, these styles look stunning when tousled, allowing their natural fluffiness and movement to shine through.

Shaggy Pixie

Joan Smalls teaches us how to rock a shaggy pixie with flair. Her side-swept bangs are piecey and textured, adding a retro, mod vibe to the overall look. This style perfectly balances edge and elegance.

Ombré Shag

Complete with dramatic curtain bangs, this whimsical cut truly shines with a complementary color job. The ombré effect transitions smoothly from the client’s natural brunette at the roots to a soft beige blonde at the tips, making it easy to grow out while maintaining a stylish appearance.

Medium Cut with Jagged Waves

Free spirits will absolutely adore the grungy haircut. By chopping into mid-length hair and incorporating some boho flicks, you can effortlessly embrace a fresh new look. This cut can be styled by hand, allowing you to create fun waves in seconds for a carefree vibe.

’70s Shag

The secret to achieving a ’70s-inspired shag haircut, as seen on Lady Gaga, is to keep styling minimal. Steer clear of gels that can make your hair stiff; instead, use styling creams with medium hold for a more natural, effortless look.

Short And Sleek Shag

While most shag haircuts are often associated with wavy or curly hair, this ultra-smooth style demonstrates that those with straight hair can also rock a shag. The sleek finish adds a modern twist to the classic cut, showcasing its versatility.

Long Shag With Soft Waves

Longer hair can still be beautifully shaped, as seen with actress Natasha Lyonne. Her dyed red locks strike a perfect balance between shaggy and elegant, showcasing the versatility of longer-length hairstyles.

Clavi-Cut with Curtain Bangs

Frame your face and enhance your look with soft curtain bangs. Layering thick hair not only adds a whimsical touch but also makes styling much easier, giving your hair movement and shape.

Undercut Long Shag

For a bold, statement-making look, a shag haircut with a side shave is the way to go. Take inspiration from Jennifer Hudson and ask your stylist for an undercut. To style the rest of your hair, use a texture spray to create a tousled, defined finish.

Wavy Midi Shag with Side Bangs

Naturally wavy hair and a mid-length shag are the perfect pairing. Enhance your waves and define the wispy ends with a lightweight mousse for a soft, textured look. If you have a diamond-shaped face, try styling your shaggy bangs to one side to balance your features.

Lob Shag

Alexa Chung is the ultimate poster child for the lob shag, so it’s no surprise her effortlessly wavy lob has become an iconic look. Her style perfectly blends chic and casual, making it a standout choice.

Haircut with Thin Feathered Layers

A silver-blonde, shoulder-length shag with feathered ends is a true nod to the 1970s, when this style was a favorite among housewives and busy women. The tousled, choppy crown adds texture, while the longer, sleek layers that graze the shoulders create the illusion of added length and volume, making it an ideal choice for women with fine hair.

Shag With Baby Bangs

If you’re up for the maintenance, baby bangs are a great addition to a shag haircut, as Emma Watson demonstrates. Be prepared to visit the salon every four to six weeks to maintain the short length and keep the look fresh.

Textured Shullet

For a celebrity-inspired haircut reminiscent of Heather Locklear, an ash-blonde layered cut like this one is perfect. Ideal for women with thick, straight hair, the cut can be styled with a middle or off-center part. The slicing technique tames volume and keeps the hair looking sleek and polished.

Blown Out Shag

While a shag is usually all about texture, Rihanna’s blown-out shag in buttery blonde brings a fresh and sleek twist to the style, giving us all the feels with its smooth, voluminous finish.

Feathered Face-Framing Cut

Your shag will look vibrant and shiny with long layers in the back that subtly flip up at the ends. Wispy bangs frame the face, while copper highlights provide a glossy sheen. This medium-length haircut is versatile too, easily pulled back into a ponytail while maintaining visual interest around the face.

Wavy Shag With Soft Fringe

There’s a compelling argument for Lily Collins being the ultimate queen of fringe. In this look, her wispy, choppy bangs beautifully complement a loosely waved shag, creating a effortlessly chic style.

Platinum Shag

This blonde shag features blunt ends that graze just above the shoulders, while soft layers throughout the cut introduce texture and movement, giving the style a modern edge.

Wet Look Shag

We’re loving Ashley Graham’s wet-look bob, which showcases an asymmetrical design due to the unique parting of her hair. This stylish take adds an edgy twist to the classic bob, creating a striking and contemporary look.

CONCLUSION

In the realm of hairstyles, shaggy cuts offer a unique blend of edgy and chic. They’re versatile, flattering, and can suit a wide range of hair types and textures. The key to a great shaggy cut is finding a stylist who understands your hair and can tailor the style to your specific needs. With the right care and styling, a shaggy haircut can be a fun, fashionable, and low-maintenance choice.

15 BEST COZY TV SHOWS + FILMS TO WATCH THIS AUTUMN

As the crisp fall weather arrives, it beckons those who enjoy staying in to snuggle up with their favorite entertainment. If you’re ready to sink into the sofa and get comfy, this list of cozy movies and TV shows is packed with familiar favorites and warm knitted sweaters! Keep reading!

A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS

Despite its name and the theme song “Look Away,” A Series of Unfortunate Events is actually a charming show filled with fall vibes. With vintage costumes, moody lighting, and themes of sadness and bad luck, this dark comedy-drama is perfect for the season. 

The story is narrated by Lemony Snicket (Patrick Warburton) and follows the adventures of the Baudelaire siblings: Violet (Malina Weissman), Klaus (Louis Hynes), and Sunny (Presley Smith). After their parents (Will Arnett and Cobie Smulders) seemingly die in a fire, Mr. Poe (K. Todd Freeman), a bank worker, takes the kids to live with their “closest” relative, Count Olaf (Neil Patrick Harris), who lives just three miles away. 

Unfortunately (you probably saw this coming), Count Olaf is a terrible guardian. He’s a failed actor and a greedy person who wants the Baudelaire fortune and can’t wait for Violet to grow up to get it. 

Based on the well-loved children’s book series, the show stays true to the original stories and features many amazing guest stars, including Joan Cusack, Aasif Mandvi, Alfre Woodard, Catherine O’Hara, and Tony Hale.

YOU’VE GOT MAIL

“Don’t you love New York in the fall? It makes me want to buy school supplies. I would send you a bouquet of freshly sharpened pencils if I knew your name and address.” This opening line from You’ve Got Mail, where Meg Ryan talks about autumn to Tom Hanks through a charming old-fashioned email, will make you crave the fall season no matter when you watch it. As the story goes on, their unintentional love-hate relationship develops against the backdrop of competing bookstores and two beautiful Manhattan apartments. It’s one of the most comforting movies to watch!

AMATEUR

Basketball season kicks off in the fall, and it’s all 14-year-old Terron Forte (Michael Rainey Jr.) can think about. After a video of his basketball skills goes viral, Coach Gaines (Josh Charles) recruits him to a top high school and offers him a full scholarship to play on the Liberty Prep team. 

When the season starts, Terron becomes a star, and soon sponsors and the NCAA show interest, promising him a bright future filled with money. However, Terron learns that a career in amateur sports isn’t just fun and games. He has to deal with a lot of corruption, greed, and uncertainty, all while keeping up with his homework. Terron’s parents, Nia (Sharon Leal) and Vince (Brian J. White), worry about their son and suspect that Coach Gaines may care more about himself than about Terron. 

You’ll want to see how everything unfolds, both on and off the court.

ONLY MURDERS IN THE BUILDING

Only Murders In The Building is one of the most autumn-like TV shows, making it perfect for this time of year. The series follows three quirky friends who start a podcast to solve a murder that happened in their apartment building. It features a beautiful autumn setting in New York, plenty of stylish fall outfits, and a fun (but mostly silly) murder mystery. It’s a 10/10 for cozy fall TV watching!

THE CHAIR

If we were to match seasons with school subjects, winter would be math, spring would be science, summer would be history, and fall would definitely be English. In The Chair, Professor Ji-Yoon Kim (Sandra Oh) becomes the new chairperson of a struggling English department at a small college called Pembroke University. As the first woman in this role, Ji-Yoon is determined to make things better. 

She works hard to secure tenure for her colleague, Yaz (Nana Mensah), while also dealing with the constant demands of other faculty members, Joan (Holland Taylor), Elliot (Bob Balaban), and the dean (David Morse). She tries to keep her crush on colleague Bill Dobson (Jay Duplass) a secret. 

Besides the strong academic vibes, the autumn atmosphere of this comedy-drama comes from its setting. The campus has a classic New England feel, with beautiful fall leaves, mahogany furniture, leather-bound books, and cozy fireplaces. Plus, we give Ji-Yoon’s fall-inspired work outfits a 10/10!

WHEN HARRY MET SALLY…

Here’s a younger Meg Ryan, once again embracing fall as her friendship with Billy Crystal develops over ten years. Their journey begins with a drive from Chicago to New York right after college and wraps up at a New Year’s party where they finally figure things out. The film features stunning scenes of golden leaves in New York, especially when Harry and Sally walk through Central Park discussing their dreams about love. They filmed in November, and Billy Crystal later shared that if they had waited just one more day, the leaves would have fallen after a rainstorm swept them away.

GILMORE GIRLS

No town does fall quite like the fictional wonderland of Stars Hollow. With its charming town square adorned with pumpkins for the Autumn Festival and Lorelai and Rory’s cozy sweaters, Gilmore Girls has become a favorite for many fans during the season. Binge this show if you’re in the mood for light-hearted drama, small-town charm, witty dialogue, and a never-ending love for coffee, coffee, coffee!

GOSSIP GIRL

If Stars Hollow isn’t serving up enough drama, Manhattan’s elite will definitely fill the void. Gossip Girl follows a group of wealthy New Yorkers navigating the ups and downs of being ultra-rich, ultra-privileged, and often misunderstood while being anonymously blogged about. This over-the-top show has a delightfully cozy early 2000s vibe. Plus, there are plenty of episodes showcasing the beauty of fall in New York City!

VIRGIN RIVER

If you enjoy classic soap operas filled with will-they-won’t-they romances, the occasional “whose baby is that?” storyline, and a charming setting, then Virgin River is perfect for you. This show fits into the appealing subgenre of “big city medic moves to small town and finds happiness” seen in American films and TV shows (think Doc Hollywood and Hart of Dixie). It follows a nurse who, after losing her husband, relocates to the remote Northern California town of Virgin River. While working for the local grumpy doctor, she unexpectedly finds love with the rugged bar owner. Filmed in British Columbia, the series features beautiful redwoods, misty mornings by the river, and cozy plaid lumberjack outfits.

CHILLING ADVENTURES OF SABRINA

You really can’t find a more gothic, autumn vibe than that of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. The teenage half-witch, half-mortal Sabrina Spellman (Kiernan Shipka), along with her aunts (Lucy Davis and Miranda Otto) and cousin Ambrose (Chance Perdomo), live in a mortuary! This supernatural horror series is a much darker take on the classic ’90s sitcom, featuring blood, satanic rituals, and haunting images. 

Set in the fictional town of Greendale, it feels like Halloween come to life, complete with mysterious woods and witchy residents. As Sabrina faces the challenges of normal life (like high school bullies) and supernatural threats (like hellish demons), her coming-of-age story—and the show’s striking, dark costumes—definitely captures the spirit of “spooky season.”

CHARMED

As Halloween approaches, shows about witches and the supernatural are perfect for getting into the spirit, and Charmed, which entertained us throughout the early 2000s, is a great example. The series follows three sisters—played by the talented trio of Alyssa Milano, Shannen Doherty, and Holly Marie Combs—who are powerful witches trying to save the world while leading relatively normal lives in modern-day San Francisco. Their magical missions often clash with everyday life, causing chaos in their romantic relationships and frequently bringing them into contact with the police. For a similar feel, Buffy the Vampire Slayer is a wonderfully nostalgic option!

FRIENDS

What’s cozier than spending a few episodes with your best friends? Escaping to a world where NYC apartments are huge and every problem can be solved at Central Perk is perfect for a cozy night in. The ’90s fall fashion is definitely enviable, and there are plenty of autumn-themed episodes to enjoy, like “The One With The Football” and “The One With All The Thanksgivings.”

PRACTICAL MAGIC

We could spend a long time exploring witchy films and TV shows that are perfect for October, but Practical Magic, featuring a young Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman as two witches in Massachusetts, is definitely our favorite. We especially love Dianne Wiest and Stockard Channing as their witch aunts who raise them. With a mix of two of our favorite plot elements—murder and magic—this film promises cozy viewing. A close second in this genre is, of course, Hocus Pocus, where Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy have an absolute blast as modern-day witches in Salem.

DEAR WHITE PEOPLE

In the fall-inspired category of “strong academia vibes,” Dear White People is a dramedy that follows Black college students at the fictional Ivy League school, Winchester University. The main characters include Sam (Logan Browning), Joelle (Ashley Blaine Featherson), Troy (Brandon P. Bell), Lionel (DeRon Horton), Coco (Antoinette Robertson), and Reggie (Marque Richardson). 

The series is based on a 2014 comic-satirical film of the same name, with the writer and director, Justin Simien, returning to write and direct several episodes. Each half-hour episode offers a different character’s perspective, showcasing some of the best seasonal fashion. While Winchester believes it is “post-racial,” the everyday experiences of the characters tell a different story. 

Dear White People addresses important issues like race relations, class hierarchy, politics, microaggressions, and unconscious biases, balancing sharp social commentary with humor and storytelling that resonates long after the episode ends.

The Half Of It

In the fictional Pacific Northwest town of Squahamish, autumn brings a chill and a comforting coziness. The atmosphere is muted and grayish, yet it radiates a quiet optimism that keeps hope alive for a happy ending, even when the narrative takes a somber turn. High school student Ellie Chu (Leah Lewis) runs an essay-writing side hustle to support her widowed father (Collin Chou).

One day, she is approached by a football player named Paul (Daniel Diemer) with a unique request: he needs help writing a love letter to his dream girl, Aster Flores (Alexxis Lemire). Unbeknownst to Paul, Ellie is a lesbian, and the feelings she pours into the letters to Aster aren’t entirely fabricated. While the plot may hint at familiar outcomes, the film’s true love story lies in the evolving friendship between Ellie and Paul.

They discover that truly understanding someone is a messy process, but ultimately rewarding, as what you initially see is often only half the story.

CONCLUSION

As the leaves change color and the air begins to crisp, there’s no better time to curl up on the couch with a cup of hot chocolate and your favorite entertainment. Whether you’re in the mood for a heartwarming drama, a suspenseful thriller, or a lighthearted comedy, this list of top 15 cozy TV shows and films has something to offer everyone. So grab your blanket, turn off the lights, and get ready to enjoy a cozy autumn filled with laughter, tears, and unforgettable stories.