This is my personal favourite, that's why I listed it first. Biased I may be but this classic gentleman look, is a versatile hairstyle that has already trend the scene since 1950's. And recently a lot of celebrities is spotting the modern version of pompadour - a little more edgy and lesser hair on the side.
This is like the male version of a effortless look. Carefully creating rebellious streak for a more man yet sophisticated look. Somewhat polished and understated at the same time. The key look this season is experimented texture to create a rebellious streak for a masculine yet sophisticated look. Think polished yet understated.
All you need for this style is to have slightly longer fringe. The idea of a mopped over is to make it look as though you effortlessly just finger comb the your hair all to one side. Unintentionally so sexy looking.
Spotted often on Korean celebrities, this look definitely helps to frame the face, suitable for men with high forehead. It's a boy turns man look, crafting the playfulness yet not too kiddish. The trick here is to cut the fringe just above the eyes, covering the eyebrows, never cut it way too short, otherwise it will be a called for disaster.
Unlike the previous trend spike look, this time round, the spike is soften with tons of layers. If your occupation required you to keep your hair short, don't worry, short hair can be 'stylo milo' as well. This look gives that clean and fresh appearance, definitely one of the easiest to maintain.
Valda says:
So dear groom to be, which look do you favour the most? No matter which hairstyle that you picked, you are as important as the bride, don't be shy to suit up in style.
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