The modern mullet is everywhere in 2025, showing up on singers, actors, athletes, TikTok creators, and even people headed to regular office jobs, but the real question remains simple: does the modern mullet actually look good, or is it just a trend people follow out of fear of missing out? The answer is clear — …
The modern mullet is back again for 2024 and 2025. You see it on Miley Cyrus, Rihanna, Barbie Ferreira, Troye Sivan, and almost every TikTok creator with a bold style. It is fun, light, and far more wearable than the heavy version from the 80s. Meanwhile, the oval face shape is often called the “ideal” …
Picture the early 1990s NHL — bright lights, roaring crowds, and Jaromir Jagr skating full speed down the rink for the Pittsburgh Penguins. Behind him trails that unmistakable black mullet, flowing like a superhero’s cape. It wasn’t just a hairstyle; it was an era in motion. In hockey, some players are remembered for Stanley Cups, others for record-breaking goals. Jagr earned both — …
The mullet is back—and not in the old-school “business in the front, party in the back” way your dad wore it. The modern mullet has evolved into a sharp, high-contrast statement that blends clean fades with edgy texture. It’s become a go-to style for men who want something bold yet surprisingly versatile. At the core of this …
Few hairstyles carry as much timeless authority as the Side Part Undercut. It’s sharp, structured, and endlessly versatile — the kind of cut that’s looked just as powerful on 1920s gangsters as it does on today’s CEOs and creatives. From Peaky Blinders to red-carpet icons, its clean lines and dramatic contrast between the sides and top tell the …
The mullet and mustache are back—and not in a joke-at-your-uncle’s-barbecue way. Once tied to rock rebels and small-town legends, this duo has found its way into fashion runways and celebrity red carpets. The modern mullet isn’t the stiff, blocky cut from the ’80s. It’s softer, textured, and versatile, blending edgy style with a polished finish. …
The mullet is back, and it is sharper than ever. The modern high taper mullet takes that classic “business in the front, party in the back” shape and gives it a clean, sculpted edge. The sides fade high near the temples, creating bold contrast against longer length through the top and back. It is one …
The mullet has made a big comeback, but today’s versions are sharper and more versatile than ever. One of the most popular takes right now is the mid taper mullet. This style blends the classic mullet shape with a mid taper fade that starts around the temples or mid-ear, giving you a neat outline while keeping …
The textured fringe is one of the most versatile men’s haircuts you’ll see in 2025. It works with short, medium, or long hair, and adds that modern, laid-back look many guys want. Whether you like your hair neat or messy, a textured fringe gives you movement and volume without much effort. Simply put, it’s a …
By Jessica Becker, Beauty & Fashion Consultant at Stylorica In 2025, Korean perms continue to define global hair trends with their blend of softness, movement, and effortless beauty. Unlike the tight, frizzy curls of older Western perms, Korean perms focus on natural-looking waves and texture that enhance your facial features while staying low-maintenance. Whether you’re …
Looking for a hairstyle that’s sharp on the sides but still full of personality? The low taper mullet gives you exactly that. With its neat edges and longer back, it’s a style that works across hair types, lengths, and face shapes. Whether you’re just exploring ideas or ready to sit in the chair, this guide …
The textured mullet hairstyle is having a serious moment right now. What was once a bold, retro statement has evolved into one of the most adaptable, fashion-forward cuts out there. With the right styling techniques, this edgy layered hairstyle can work on every hair type—curly, straight, thick, or fine. Whether you’re going for a modern textured mullet haircut or …
