The French haircut is a versatile style with minimal maintenance requirements that exudes sophistication and elegance. Suitable for all facial structures and textures – including curly locks – the French cut can also be altered to create different looks for various occasions.
Chin-Length Bob
A chin-length bob is ideal for women who want to add drama and edge to their look. It looks very stylish and contemporary and will complement any color. Vidal Sassoon first popularized this classic look during the mid-1960s; actresses, models, singers, and celebrities such as Keely Smith, Beverly Clark, Keshia Knight Pulliam, and the Supremes donned this cut during this era.
Skin Fade
Skin fade haircuts create an effortlessly modern style, complimented by any hair length. Skin fade haircuts are timeless and fashionable and perfect for men looking to highlight their natural head shape while making an impressive, polished appearance appropriate for casual and professional settings.
Drop Fade
The drop fade is an eye-catching alternative to the standard fade haircut. It is best suited for curly or wavy locks with texture and volume, yet equally stunning on straight hair. Drop fades are ideal for men with medium-length, choppy waves who wish to break up the rigid lines of their cookie-cutter fades with something softer and rounder.
Fade Textured Crop
A French crop is an iconic and versatile haircut that suits nearly all styles and occasions. At its core, the French crop consists of a short back and sides paired with a blunt fringe, which can either be styled straight or pulled up into a quiff for maximum impact. Modern versions of classic cuts offer more texture to create an edgier style, perfect for pairing with a beard or stubble.
Long Top Crop
Crop tops are ideal for dressing up or down and suitable for every event imaginable – from brunch with friends to dinner with the guys! Pair your crop with a cardigan for added style. To create the look, grab both sides near the bottom of your shirt and roll it tightly upwards into a tight roll as high as you desire your crop top to be. Use safety pins instead of hairpins – they will only poke holes into your shirt slowly! Once it’s in place, fold any extra fabric beneath the crop line and tie it with a hair tie for an aesthetically pleasing bow-like effect. Alternatively, you could double-tie for an even greater esthetic.
