Men’s Hair & Beards, to beard or not to beard on Via Maurillo Milano, as you’ll find, just like any individual no beard is the same. Each one has its own lifestyle and culture expressed in rhythm for the modern man to celebrate his own personal style.
Ps Both of these gents are wearing short classic men’s haircuts. What I think is cool about this side-by-side look is how individually different they really are.
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Men’s Beard, modern renaissance in Dublin, although a beard is never out and always in there are some who should celebrate a beautiful beard in style.
Aaron’s beard flourishes a rich colorful red tone that is rare and unique, which is what makes his beard curiously modern!
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Men’s Hair, the cool classic on Via Gesu-Milano, this is one example of how a classic men’s haircut is well suited beyond classic.
Floyrino a native Italian has naturally wavy hair, and as he wears a classic cut, characteristic style plays the part and creates a cool look.
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Men’s Hair, the milanese bouffant, in Piazza del Duomo-Milano, a little extra height with a touch of width, creates a cool version of the modern bouffant.
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Men’s Hair, the modification on Anne’s Lane, when you’re over the classic men’s crew cut and really don’t want to go through the painstaking growing out phase… there are some stylish options!
Meet Dermot, an Irish native from Galway and a rocking hairdresser at Robert Chambers. He’s been a long time fan of the classic men’s crew cut until a couple weeks ago. He wanted a new hairstyle that’s short, trendy and tailored to suit his very thick hair texture. Here’s the beginning of a fresh new look! Click here to see his classic handcrafted crew.
PS. Dermot’s cocktail of choice is Sebastian Craft Clay mixed with Liquid Steel for texture and reinforcement.
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Men’s & Women’s Hair, groovy on William St., between Patricia’s little feminine afro and Ger’s always carefully tailored beard and mustache, groovy is synonymous with cool.
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Men’s Hair, spiked on Stukely St.-London, spiky men’s hairstyles today are so well tailored that one can wear the best of both worlds. Whether it’s worn in a casual mode or in the professional world, it’s still remains an interesting and modern style.
PS. the sideburns and soul patch add dimension and frame facial features.
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Men’s Hair, the side on Via Corso Venezia-Milano, the low side parting is only a subtle detail for Andrea’s overall hairstyle. It’s an elegant accessory that’s stylishly modern.
PS. the chevron mustache combined with the long sideburns are interesting.
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Men’s & Women’s Hair, windswept in Dublin, when you live life on the fly, there is a must in the look…. a reliable hairstyle that works every time, everywhere.
Charlotte is mid-way to growing her bouncy natural waves today (to be continued…), covered smoothly under her Stetson. Contrast this with Herman’s uncovered love for the mohawk; easy to maintain, never waivers and makes him smile! Ha!
PS. Herman is rocking the ever modern Van Dyke beard style.
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Men’s Hair, the outline on Via Mazzini, sideburns can be worn and grown into a combination of tailored made styles that are personal. Pedro’s sideburns style are long to outline and frame his face to create edge.
PS. As of today Pedro is sporting a long side burn style that creates strong definition.
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