The 1950s were a defining decade for style. The rock and roll revolution was in full swing, bringing with it leather jackets and blue jeans, as well as many popular hairstyles.
The possibilities are endless with men's classic haircuts. As with the mullet in the '80s or the faux-hawk in the early noughties, trend-led hair choices are often the ones we'll regret having in the photo album.
You don’t always need to display a new style or even follow the current trends—there are a bunch of time-tested hairstyles out there that look good on pretty much every guy, and many are a good fit even if…
Although square face shapes offer room for experimentation, they are not without caveats. The objective is to walk the fine line of highlighting features out without rendering them overbearing.
You will realise early on that the oval face shape’s balanced proportions offer an ideal foundation for styling. The objective is to ensure that these proportions are respected without throwing them off.
Heart shaped faces realise their potential through restoring balance to their top heavy proportions. This requires offsetting the top and lower halves by building volume below and concealing it above.