76. Line It Up

Whether your hair is curly or straight, doing a line-up can’t go wrong. While your curls are a little less organized, you can make up for it with the line-ups. This look works even with only faint hints of facial hair!

77. Textured with a High Fade

If you prefer the natural-looking classic Caesar, you can attempt this look. He has his hair generally brushed forward. At the same time, the “I Just Woke Up” textured looks allow his style to appear more casual.

78. Tight Curls

There’s no knowing whether tight curls are easier to manage than loose curls or the other way around. What we do know, however, is that tight curls pair up so well with a clean high skin fade!

79. Classic Curly Caesar

This is the embodiment of your classic Caesar cut, except that it’s a lot more curled up. As you can see from the picture, you can also rock this look with a face clear of facial hair.

80. A Little Spiked

Spiking your hair up is a good way to disguise your subtle curls if nothing else. This look isn’t just spiked. It’s also quite messy, to say the least, with the hair combed in all different directions. Nevertheless, it still fits perfectly into the definition of a Caesar cut.

81. Justin Timberlake

Let’s start off our list with a curly caesar cut. Of course It’s inevitable that Justin Timberlake and his early curly looks are remembered first. In a way, he oddly resembles Mark Zuckerberg in this picture!

82. Drake

Drake has always been one for a neat and polished look. His hairline was shaped precisely as is his stubbles and mustache. We’d recognize him by his signature look anywhere, anytime!

83. David Beckham

David Beckham put a little modern twist on his caesar cut in this look. The sides are shorter than the top, although not too significantly. Either way, I’m sure we can agree that he rocked this look!