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Not An Undercut.

This is not technically an undercut or two-block it's a graduation cut, or \layered\" cut. Basically... Read More...

Straightly Wavy.

Straight hair can easily be manipulated to look wavy by sweeping it to the side. Best done on a down-do with a fringe, like this. Source: http://png-boy.... Read More...

Curly Slick Back.

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This is basically a slick back, curly hair version. Neat and professional for someone with curly hair. Source: http://haircutsformen.org/buzzblog/wp-cont... Read More...

GATSBY: Kyukoh

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Guys with wavy hair need only to worry about keeping their sides neat. Once you got that, the top is your playground. Source: GATSBY Men's Lookbook... Read More...

GATSBY: Yamanote

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Guys with hard-to-manage, slightly frizzy hair can effect a carefree style (without looking messy) by adding a light product and combing the hair to a neat ... Read More...

GATSBY: Fudohmae

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Slick it back, and mess it up gives you some character without much effort! Source: GATSBY Men's Lookbook... Read More...

Curly Combover.

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Either this guy has naturally wavy hair, or he might have permed it. If you have straight hair but wish to get that wavy texture, make sure you leave your h... Read More...

Professional Texture.

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Guys with wavy hair have the advantage of getting interesting textures even in short styles. Source: Evanstyle ... Read More...

Patchwork Pretty.

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If you have a daring soul, flaunt it with cropped sides of different textures. Just don't spell out words. Source: Soonsiki... Read More...

Hairway to Hell.

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Nothing says biker rebel like a proper pomade slickback. Add a severe fade undercut to that and you're ready to rumble.... Read More...

What's your Style Archetype? Knowing yourself is the first step to being stylish!

The fashion world is huge, but it can really be simplified to twelve Style Archetypes. Which one you belong to depends on a few things – the importance of clothing in your life, your preference for different patterns and apparel, as well as the amount of effort you're willing to put into dressing up.

Once you know your archetype, you'll find that dressing up and looking good isn't hard at all. Less trial and error, more hitting the spot. You can even start exploring looks and brands within your archetype that you never thought you'd like. Take this test to find out which Style Archetype works best for you!

You're a Normcore!

The typical Normcore is someone who is either tired of or cannot be bothered with the needy world of fashion, preferring comfort and conformity to being à la mode. He is however not someone who throws on clothing randomly – he cares about the way he dresses, just not how everyone thinks he should. Amongst Normcores there are those who take it more seriously than others. These folks have picked Normcore as their personal style, and actively seek out designers and outfits that make an ironic “I am anti-style” statement.

Click here to read more about Normcore, find out what designers belong to this archetype, as well as wardrobe essentials for you to create different looks.