Celeb. mens hairstyles you like ?
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Topic: Celeb. mens hairstyles you like ?
Posted By: RedHottG2
Subject: Celeb. mens hairstyles you like ?
Date Posted: January 16 2006 at 4:43pm
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I don't know if I put this in the right section or not but I figured it might get looked at here more then the men's hair section. I was wondering what hot styles you like right now for men. What have you seen that really sticks out ? I'm trying to grow my hair out a little longer now so I can have a mid length look. I'm going to keep it straight but I'm growing it long from the top to about the ear's and keeping length in the back. I want a trendy bangy look or just something that looks cool. What do you suggest ? Thanks for the help!! ------------- -Mike |
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Posted By: aubergine
Date Posted: January 17 2006 at 4:11pm
 I love Rufus Wainwright's hair here with the cool sideburns (bangs) - although I have the feeling only he can pull it off  ahhh we love him! But for that more grown out look, I love Jeff Buckley's hair in this photo. It looks so effortless, and stylish. |
Posted By: senrats
Date Posted: January 18 2006 at 11:37am
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Interesting how hair trends develop. Rufus has a cool,
yet classic look that I think would always be in vogue. Buckley's hair would not have been preferred at anytime in the 90s, which is when he came to prominence. His hair sorta reminds me of the better examples of the somewhat grown out "natural" look of the late 70s and early 80s. The best case example. Very long past the shoulders hair CAN look good, but few can seldom wear this style. Orlando Bloom as Legolas (for straight) or Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam, wavy), can WEAR and own it. I observe too many rednecks and hangover metal heads with long hair and it just doesn't look good. It's a fine balance; you have to be pretty in a male way like Eddie or Orlando... The face that's too wide and squarish or too long and narrow will look odd in very long curtain drape hair. The face alternately, can't be too brutish or too feminine. Orlando pushes the feminine envelope but he is saved by his perfect, though slender proportions. The Current hair trend for med length, soft grown out look? I think Star Wars and maybe some other films should be given more credit. I've noticed 1000s of Obi-Wan and Bruce Wayne clones in the later half of 2005. Coincidence? Not! Christian Bale as Batman, wore both a scruffy Jeremiah Johnson look and a classic hollywood parted mid-length cut. Ewan as Obi-Wan; classic (early 1900s British)Edwardian style with a modern edge Anakin; 70s sex god look. Long layers of waves, but well worn. This would be my favorite. It looks cool and stands out. Robert Redford's hair (during the 70s, Sundance Kid, Jeremiah Johnson) would also be a top pick. |
Posted By: RedHottG2
Date Posted: January 25 2006 at 2:08pm
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My g/f got me to watch The Young and the Restless today because she wanted me to see Thad Luckinbill (J.T. Hellstron's) hair to see if I would want mine like that. It looked pretty nice and so I said sure. She looked around for pics of his hair the way it currently is on the show and couldn't find anything. Does anyone know where I could find some really current pics ? ------------- -Mike |