Is it just me, or our beards more popular now than ever?
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Bingo!
if you can grow a beard like this, go for it:
Short side-parted hair and long exaggerated beards are in right now! I am also a handstand sweater designer and do a lot of fashion research online and have come across so many photos of mostly young models (but some older too) with this look! It was actually quite popular in the mid 1960's just before longer hair came into style so it's actually a retro look. If you want to go back about 100 years you'll find the same look in the nineteen-teens as well! So, I guess everything old is new again! I'm working on my long silver goatee now to go with my short side-parted hair!
We just need the top hat to come back in style!
1890's fashion:
1890's fashion:
Works for Slash
Yeah, well that a leather top hat, so you know it's stylin' in any century.
I am seeing more facial hair too and was wondering like the OP is.
Some of the stars are sporting beards too. I think Hugh Jackman looks quite attractive that way in the X-Men series and all this is helping for it to be fashionable.
I once tried to grow facial hair, didn't work. One is don't have an even beard and bigger problem is I look plain funny sporting one. Besides I will miss all the joy I get from shaving.
Some of the stars are sporting beards too. I think Hugh Jackman looks quite attractive that way in the X-Men series and all this is helping for it to be fashionable.
I once tried to grow facial hair, didn't work. One is don't have an even beard and bigger problem is I look plain funny sporting one. Besides I will miss all the joy I get from shaving.
Dear OP,
Sure, there has been a lot of talk of the peak beard hitting this year - or previous, if your avantgarde. I would say, that the peak beard has surely hit the 20-30's scene right about yesterday, but it doesn't mean that you shouldn't grow one, if you're into it.
As for myself, I just continued growing my own, as one of my friends told me that it looks pretty decent.
Sure, there has been a lot of talk of the peak beard hitting this year - or previous, if your avantgarde. I would say, that the peak beard has surely hit the 20-30's scene right about yesterday, but it doesn't mean that you shouldn't grow one, if you're into it.
As for myself, I just continued growing my own, as one of my friends told me that it looks pretty decent.
I'll be that guy. I'm bald and I'm in the process of growing one of those big douchey beards. Normally I have a van dyke, but I've decided to let the rest of the beard come in. Much more Duck Dynasty than fashion mag style...but I dig it, and don't care if anyone else (besides the wife) doesn't.
Having had a beard continuously for over forty years I am usually blissfully unaware of trends in facial hair. As of late however, I've become aware of the hipster types and their beards. I guess if you want to look and dress like an 1890's newsboy with a beard, so be it.
My first thought when I see a guy like this is "wonder what he does for a living"?
My first thought when I see a guy like this is "wonder what he does for a living"?
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