Gays and that damned Macklemore cut...

What about that Tin Tin 'do that was very popular last decade? *shiver*

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I had to google to see what you meant (I couldn't for the life of me remember what his hair looks like...) I think that style has been fairly ubiquitous for a few years now...

But I agree it wasn't as ubiquitous as it has been in the last year or so. Macklemore definitely helped popularize it.

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One of the least annoying trendy haircuts in a long time. Remember those awful shag cuts on the boys of Gossip Girl? Hideous.

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I may be defensive, because I sorta have had a variation of that haircut for 5+ years myself, though way way less closely shaved/trimmed on the sides and back. For me it's simply the fact that my hair becomes an unmanageable afro if I grow it out, and this is very easy to do and maintain myself...

Hey, Borstal - you're predicting the headlines. Jezebel had an article about this very topic this week.




JEZEBEL: Every Dude You Know Is Getting This Haircut (w/ pics)

Updated On: 4/18/14 at 07:46 AM

I'm still confused by the mustache "craze"

^ THANK YOU Mister Matt. As someone who has had a fade for years, this has been driving me crazy. There was an article last year that was going around on a popular fashion forum I visit called "The Haircut All Men Should Have" (linked below)... only, the men all had different haircuts -- some were just fades, some were classic WWII-era parted haircuts like what Brad is wearing, some were wearing pompadours, and some were the severe Macklemore cut.

Suddenly anyone with hair that is buzzed on the sides and longer on top has an "undercut" (as the kids are referring to this). But the styles they're referring to all are different and have had different names for decades. For me, "undercut" refers to that haircut from the 1990s where guys had long, shoulder-length hair and shaved sides.

The Offending Article

Updated On: 4/18/14 at 10:57 PM