When it comes to a variety of hairstyles, it may seem like the options are mostly for women. However, upon closer inspection, men’s haircuts and hairstyles offer just as much variety. One of the oldest and most popular men’s cuts is the Caesar haircut. It was extremely popular in the 90s, and now it’s coming back, being blended with other trendy men’s styles.

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Upgraded Caesar Haircuts

In case you aren’t that familiar with what exactly a Caesar is, it’s generally a cut with a square front, achieved with a short horizontally cut fringe. Since it’s a short haircut, it flatters a variety of hair types, which is one of the reasons why it’s coming back as a low-maintenance style. Whether you want to try out this cut for the very first time or simply want to experiment with its updated version, take a look at the following styles for some inspiration.

#1: Textured Caesar Cut

Perfect for all of you guys out there who prefer a little more edge to your hair, this Caesar fade is funky and flattering. Featuring the top section that is heavily textured, the remainder of the cut is neat and sleek with very short, faded sides.

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#2: Short and Accurate Caesar Cut

Here is a great example of a classic Caesar. The actual haircut is very traditional, with a cropped fringe and short sides. The standout of this look is the clean lines, perfect angles and neat acicular texture.

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#3: Textured Top, Short Sides

Being relatively long on the top, the Caesar haircut seen here features the plain, extra short sides and textured top, finger combed towards the forehead. Pair it with a groomed facial hairstyle, and you’ll get a cool trendy look for a present-day dandy.

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#4: Caesar with Faded Temples

A classic Caesar style may seem dated these days, and an added fade is the easiest way to wear your favorite cut in a new, contemporary way. You can go for a temple fade and pair it with a faded corner in your facial hairstyle for balance and a cool twist that is not so evident, but will be noticed by someone who is attentive to detail.