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Rock The Fohawk

This simple fo-hawk/faux hawk stays true to the style. If you’ve never had a fohawk before, this is an excellent starting point.

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Tapered Undercut and Curly Quiff

While most quiffs are usually styled straight up, they can also be teased as shown here for a windswept look.

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Confident Slicked Back Puff

This slicked back style is a very classy look. The hair on top is slightly pushed back, creating something in between a quiff and a brush up.

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The Peaky Blinder

Rarely has a period drama been as influential on men’s coiffures as Peaky Blinders. Set in post-World War I England, it stars Cillian Murphy as a Birmingham gangster. Murphy’s crop with the severe disconnection from the top, back and sides can be seen on Tom Hardy and Charlie Hunnam.

Traditionally the hair is shaved on the sides with all the weight kept on the top, but to keep it modern ask for a slick skin fade. The high-maintenance look works better if the sides are cut every few weeks. Style it with texturizing spray on wet hair before drying with a vent brush. If you want more texture and flow, add clay.

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Blonde Push Back

Here’s another cut that best suited for wavy hair. The hair is kept thick and long to create texture and movement.

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Hidden Knot

This subtle variation of a man bun keeps the knot tidy and out of the way. From the front, a clean combed back look is seen, while the knot is visible from the sides.

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KJ Apa’s Business Push-Back with Eat-Tuck

Another simple and professional hairstyle, this business cut is an excellent multi-purpose choice for work, school, or just hanging out.