The business in front, party in back hairstyle is making a comeback, but this time with less of an 80s flair and more modern appeal. This Kentucky waterfall-style mullet is an eye-catching choice for men who wish to stay current while keeping their hair short. Combine this mullet with a fade to make an impressive statement.
Caesar Cut
Caesar cuts are ideal for men looking for an easy, stylish short haircut. The fringe section is cut close to the scalp and can be styled quickly with gel or pomade. They also look great paired with beards for an enhanced, stylish look. The classic Caesar cut with skin fade is popular among young gents, but it can also be tailored for silver foxes. This hairstyle becomes eye-catching and striking by altering its style to feature shorter sides and an unstructured fringe. Combine a Caesar cut with a taper fade and dyed hair for an eye-catching, unique style. It’s perfect for men looking for a stylish but unique look, especially those with straight locks.
Skin Fade
The skin fade is a popular style among men that blends short hair on the sides with longer top hair for a distinct yet stylish look. It can be customized to your taste, especially popular among pompadour wearers or those seeking high-profile faces. If you have wavy hair, an elegant mullet can help embrace its natural texture while adding volume to your head. Additionally, this style pairs nicely with fades as its textural properties help make for more seamless transitions and structure in its appearance. This contemporary take on the mullet features a drop skin fade for added flair. Both sides of this style have faded down to skin level while its top remains longer, adding another stylish element with the faux hawk on one side of this look.
Two-Toned
Try opting for a two-toned style for a modern take on the classic mullet. This look combines straight fringe with signature mullet length in the back, creating a balanced appearance that draws focus to your face and draws attention away from any sideburns or edges. This hairstyle works particularly well on oval or heart-shaped faces. Make this trendy haircut stand out by dyeing it a color that contrasts with the shade of your hair – for instance, pair a black mullet with a lavender-purple fade to make your locks shine brightly in a crowd. This hairstyle looks best on extended locks, though shorter lengths can be altered by modifying the front and back hair or adding a temple fade. Furthermore, this look works particularly well when combined with a beard or mustache to achieve an elegant and sophisticated appearance.
Undercut
This updated take on the classic mullet features an effortless transition from short to long, perfect for those new to this style who don’t want an extreme change. The top features thick coils while keeping thin sides to balance out dense volume on the back. Add feminine flair to the classic mullet style by styling it with textured bangs and eye-catching dye jobs for an eye-catching style that looks fantastic on women of any age, regardless of hair color or texture. This style suits women of any age or body type.
Slick Back Haircut
The slick-back haircut is sophisticated and masculine, perfect for those seeking a professional yet fashionable appearance. This hairstyle features low or high fades on the sides with longer front and top layers styled using pomade or gel for a wet appearance.
Line Up
There are various ways to rock a modern mullet, and it is the ideal style for men looking to look dapper without needing a full beard. This mullet type features short sides with longer top and back sections, similar to a faux hawk but more conservative. It looks great with curly locks! Style your modern mullet uniquely by pairing it with a fade and lineup. In this look, the sides have been shaved or have high fades, while the top has long pompadour locks – an excellent style choice for rock stars looking for an eye-catching hairstyle! This bold style can also work well if you want your mullet to make an impressive first impression at work or events.
Kentucky Waterfall
A unique mullet style known as the Kentucky waterfall resembles the Edgar haircut but features a more extended middle section. At its base, it still has a curve that makes this style suitable for men who wish to look neat and handsome.
