The mullet is back, and today’s take on the short-up-top, long-in-the-back style might just persuade even the staunchest objector to try it out. How do we know this? Well, a high proportion of models and celebs are rocking this style.
What Is A Mullet Haircut?
The female mullet is the modern, choppy variation of the classic ’80s style. The cut stays true to its roots with short bangs, but the transition to a longer back is not as extreme. The cut uses choppy layers to gradually blend the bangs into a longer style in the back, similar to a shag.
A beautiful mullet haircut in a dark chestnut shade, with fringe and shoulder-length is cool.
A black shaggy long mullet with wispy bangs and long and messy hair on the back and sides is a cool punk chic idea.
A bowl cut mullet keeping the hair short on the top and sides but longer in the back.
A brown mullet with baby bangs, longer sides and back and a bit of ombre touches on the edges.
A buttercream blonde mullet with a short length on the top and sides and longer on the back, giving you versatility with your hair style.
A catchy ginger mullet with shaggy touches, with bangs, shorter hair on top and longer hair on the back and sides.
A cool and bold brown mullet with fringe and a texture is a bold and lovely idea if you love fashion trends.
A cool and shaggy icy blonde mullet with fringe and bottleneck bangs is a very chic and cool idea.
A dark curly mullet, here curly hair softens the cut and it doesn't look so choppy and layered.
A grey-colored mullet with a fade to the sides of the hair to give it structure and create a slight contrast.
When Did Mullet Appear?
The mullet haircut goes back on time to prehistoric people when they realized how practical it was to cut the fringe to keep the hair out of their faces while keeping the length at their back to keep the neck warm and protected from the rain. It wasn’t until the ‘70s when the haircut got really popular, with Rockstar David Bowie making the lead with the amazing orange mullet we all remember.
The ’80s was the golden age of the mullet; the haircut was an absolute trend and loved by most people considering it cool and fashionable. In the ’90s the trend started to fizzle. After a few years of trying to make its way back, the mullet haircut has adapted to the 21st century so that everyone can rock this fantastic haircut.
A grey-colored mullet with a fade to the sides of the hair to give it structure and create a slight contrast.
A honey-colored permed mullet as perms are great for achieving volume and fullness, and the modern approach is a far less damaging process.
A long blonde mullet haircut with asymmetrical fringe and waves is a cool and bold idea to rock right now.
A long mullet with delicate shades of blonde, with mesys bangs and long sides and back is a very chic idea.
A messy and textural blonde mullet will highlight the layers in your cut and make the mullet look more defined.
A modern shaggy burgundy-colored wavy mullet is a lovely idea for those who want much color and interest.
A mullet on longer hair with a definite shift between the fullness at the crown and the hair at the back.
A mullet with a less-defined middle part, which gives you more versatility with styling.
A mullet with bangs like here can be used to soften the cut or to emphasize the disconnection.
A short and cool mullet with an asymmetrical fringe and some touches of waves is a very cool and fresh solution.
A soft mullet with the hair on the top and sides kept shorter than the hair on the back.
What Is The Latest Version Of Mullet?
The latest version of the mullet is much softer, and the variance in length isn’t as stark, hence its new moniker, the short mullet, or “shullet.” (The nickname also applies to the resemblance of a cross between a shag and a mullet.) It can suit poker-straight hair as well as curly hair. The key to this style is ensuring that the cut is more subtle and softness around the face, and the best face shapes for it are square and oval ones.
A straight hair mullet is an excellent way to give your hair movement that it may not naturally have.
A textural mullet n blonde shades, with bangs, longer hair on top and shorter hair on the sides and back.
A wavy and shaggy long mullet with bangs and longer hair on the back is a creative and soft way to wear this cut.
A wavy mullet with longer hair on the top and texture that creates a blended finish.
Miley Cyrus wearing a traditional mullet and the shag, with heavy layers and volume at the crown, thinning toward the ends.
The modern mullet is a variation of the traditional cut with distinct differences in length from the top and sides to the back of the hair.
The mohawk mullet combines two hairstyles and is ideal for someone who wants to make a statement with their hair.
The will complements the fluffy texture. It will also make the look soft and make the style appear more graduated.
The wolf cut hairstyle combines the mullet and the shag, giving you a wonderful, heavily layered finish.
This mullet complements wavy hair texture, giving that laidback and low-maintenance finish.
