Men’s mid-length hair styles are versatile and easy to style. For a classic, masculine look, try styling a low taper fade on the sides and back, along with a high-side part haircut for maximum impact.
Timothee Chalamet’s Wavy Pompadour
Timothee Chalamet popularised the wavy pompadour style. Focusing on volume and texture, it works best with thick locks.
Slick Back
The slick back is one of the most iconic hairstyles. Never going out of fashion and suitable for all men, this classic style can easily be achieved using medium-length hair but can also work on shorter locks with some creativity and firm hold hair gel. It is simple and quick to maintain!
Comb Over Slick Back
Another exciting variation on the classic slick back style is the comb over smooth back. This look works exceptionally well for those with naturally textured hair, highlighting its natural texture while keeping the overall style sleek and chic. Cristiano Ronaldo embodies this style perfectly. He pairs a high pompadour with fades on both sides and back, creating an elegant and sophisticated appearance.
Pompadour
The Pompadour is one of those timeless men’s hairstyles that will never go out of fashion. A timeless classic cut, it adds weight and volume to the head while emphasizing any facial features that stand out. Pompadour styles look fabulous on all hair textures, with thick or curly locks being ideal. Additionally, this style works exceptionally well on men with receding hairlines, creating the impression of having a fuller head. Modern pompadours are shorter than their classic counterparts and feature higher fades at both sides for easy maintenance, requiring less shine than their traditional counterpart. This style is perfect for men looking to make an impression without dedicating themselves fully to full pompadours.
Dreadlocks
Dreadlocks are iconic, perfect for dressing up or down to match any personality. If you have a taper or skin fade, consider adding tramlines for an original touch; alternatively, you could pull back your locks into a low ponytail or tie them in a bun to keep things classic yet stylish – both options offer great solutions for men looking for elegant dreads that stay looking their best! Black men can get creative with dreadlocks, and the possibilities are limitless. This style works well with all hair textures and seasons – it even looks good at work if a conservative job allows it! Dreads make an elegant statement that adds some flair. Add beads for added style.
Bowl Cut
Bowl cuts provide men with receding hairlines an option for creating an updated style. Combining short top hair shaved to a quick line and undercut sides creates a classic yet contemporary appearance, perfect for framing faces and adding fringe for preparing facial features like eyes. Comb forward for a clean appearance, or sweep to one side for more contemporary flair! If your locks are thin, a layered medium-length haircut can give the impression of fuller and more structured locks. Use matte products to help keep the style in place, and consult your barber regarding the placement of layers. Mushroom impressions can make quite the impression, especially when combined with a short bullhorn mustache. This classic look can also help those with thinned hair as it brings more bulky pieces up front for display.
Side Part
Men with mid-length hair often opt for the chic side part style as an elegant look that works at work and when going out. Sweep your locks over to one side and secure them in place with some firm-hold gel to complete this chic look. Another option is the trendy Pompadour, which has increased over recent years. This updated style requires less upkeep than its high-shine predecessor. This versatile hairstyle can also complement a low or mid-skin fade for a modern and fashionable appearance. What’s great about it is that it works well with any hair texture – so experiment until you find what suits you!
