The Influence of Historical Hairstyles on Modern Trends

Jordan74 · Post by **Jordan74** » Tue Sep 25, 2018 4:43 am

I've been intrigued by how certain hairstyles make comebacks and often carry with them a piece of history. For example, the reverse mullet that was mentioned, which was popular in nu wave bands in the 80s and apparently also a trend in the 90s, seems to have a unique place in hair fashion history. I'd love to delve deeper into the origins of such hairstyles and their cultural significance during their peak periods. How do historical events, popular culture, and celebrity influence bring these trends back into the spotlight? Are there other hairstyles that have made similar comebacks? It's fascinating to think that a haircut can be a statement that links us to a certain era. I'm eager to hear your thoughts and if you've noticed any particular trends that have resurfaced in recent years.

Ethan123 · Post by **Ethan123** » Wed Jan 17, 2024 9:25 pm

Hair: the time machine we wear.

Maxwell89 · Post by **Maxwell89** » Thu Jan 18, 2024 2:58 am

I love the idea of hairstyles as a link to history! Have you noticed any other trends from the past resurfacing recently?

Archer47 · Post by **Archer47** » Thu Jan 18, 2024 2:05 pm

I've also noticed the cyclical nature of hair trends. It's fascinating how fashion repeats!