4. The Shag

This is among the ‘80s hairstyles that have overcome the test of time and remained relevant among the both sexes. This Paul McGregor creation is all about allowing the front fringe and the layers on top, and the sides hang freely and loosely. To rock this look, retain the layers on top short and trim them in an increasing length downwards. If you want to rock a pageboy style, you would want to opt for a rolled under graduated sides.

5. Big Hair

We will not be doing justice to history if we forget the 1980s big hair. Without a doubt, this hairstyle was directly influenced by music. This hairstyle was popularized by rock bands such as the Metal and The Beatles. In fact, most of these ’80s bands were known as hair bands. The big hair hairstyle was complemented by wide belts, tattoos, and leather jackets.

To rock this look, all that you need is wax or mousse. Start by teasing your hair up and then apply your wax to give it the required hold. Even if you have straight hair, this is the right hairstyle to add volume to your hair. So, if you want to embrace the 80s era and perhaps transform the course of the fashion and music, grow out your hair to long lengths, usually four to five inches, and then add pomade and fluff it for some volume. Oh, and remember to rock this look with a black leather jacket and a wide belt.

6. Old-School Hairstyle

The hip hop fashion never went anywhere, and it is making a big comeback now. In those days, most hairstyles were attached to hip-hop and were legendary, and you could recognize them whenever you saw them. Unique and attention-grabbing short shaved sections paired with black braids, this African-American hairstyle was something to embrace. Many people would wish such hairstyles like this one come back.

7. Beautiful Hipster