Shag Haircuts Are for Everyone, but Here Are 14 Celebs Rocking the Look

Everyone’s favorite "it" Brit is the poster child for the shag cut. Over the years, she's worn it short, shoulder-length and long, but we're partial to this collarbone-skimming 'do teamed with curtain bangs. 

Ms. Berry might be better known for her pixie, but she looks pretty incredible in a long-ish shag and highlights.

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When you look this good, you don’t really need peripheral vision. But seriously, we’re digging the eye-skimming (almost eye-covering) bangs that totally complement this mussed-up shag.

A far cry from Betty Draper’s prim and proper cut, Jones’s messy-chic locks make a great case for why blondes have more fun. 

We're getting major '70s vibes from this rocker-chic look. (And desperate to know how Hyland gets her tresses to look so glossy and healthy.) 

Model Erichsen's whole look screams effortlessly cool. Use a little texture-boosting product like Bumble and bumble Surf Spray or Shu Uemura's Texture Wave to channel those "great-hair-don't-care" vibes. 

We told you that you could wear a shag at any length. This short cut looks great when left to dry naturally or you could play around with product (try Redken's Move Ability 05 Lightweight Defining Cream Paste) to style the bangs to the side or back. 

Country meets rock and roll in Nettles’s shoulder-skimming, tousled ’do.

Another way the shag haircut is wonderfully low-maintenance? The textured layers are ideal for growing out your roots. 

A more polished take on the shag, this ’do can be made to look sleek and simple (like here) or mussed up with plenty of movement—it's all about how you style it. 

Proof that a shag looks just as cool in a super-short bob length with side-swept bangs.