CELEBRITY HAIRSTYLES TIMELINE
AS MUCH AS CLOTHES OR ACCESSORIES CAN COME TO DEFINE AN ERA, SO CAN HAIRSTYLES (REMEMBER THE FEATHERY SEVENTIES?). HERE, WE TAKE A LOOK AT HISTORY’S MOST ICONIC MOPS, FROM ELVIS PRESLEY’S POMPADOUR TO DAVID BECKHAM’S FAUX-HAWK.
The Original
The Original
(1942, Humphrey Bogart in Casablanca)
Many of the stars of the era (Errol Flynn, Clark Gable, Orson Welles) sported the slicked-back part, but nobody did it quite like Bogart.
The Brooder
The Brooder
(1955, James Dean in Rebel Without a Cause)
Not only did James Dean symbolize a generation of teenage rebellion—he inspired its high-reaching hair.
The Rockabilly
The Rockabilly
(1957, Elvis Presley)
Soulful tunes and suggestive moves don’t have anything on a perfectly composed coif.
The Hippie
The Hippie
(1971, John Lennon)
Imagine all the people living life in overgrown sideburns. (Scary, we know.)
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