How To Get This Look

Here “you also need flat layers as per the first haircut,” says Tyler. “However the sides are shorter but still long enough to create texture around the sides.” To recreate this style, “apply mousse to the roots and use a hairdryer, keeping the head upside down to increase volume. Finish off with a wax to smooth the surface down but keep the height,” says Woods.

The Harry Styles Rocker Locks

It was only a matter of time before he ditched the classic teen pin-up hair for a look that silently screamed “Take me seriously”. Clothing wise, he’s now a James Bay indie clone, wearing a fedora and embracing the skanky hipster look – on-off squeeze, Kendall Jenner is still into it. So are the designers, as he’s often sporting Louis Vuitton and Gucci.

Long hair is pretty low maintenance in comparison to short, and Harry is lucky that he has the kind of hair that is easy to straighten out. It’s also really versatile. He often sports a half ponytail, a man bun and even a braided look to keep his hair out of his face when performing – or slumming it aboard a superyacht, etc.

How To Get This Look

“Your hair needs to be shoulder-length, with layers that are point cut to achieve bed-head texture,” says Johnston. To style, Woods suggests the following: “Spritz with a salt spray and leave the hair to dry naturally. Take the top section and tie back in a ponytail, leaving the back long and down.”

Like Harry’s man bun? “With hair still damp and with natural texture, scrape the hair back and up away from the face and hairline. Tease out a few sections to give a little texture in the top. Loosely wrap into a knot, high on the top section, and secure with a hair tie,” Johnston says.

The Harry Styles Short Back And Sides

In May 2016 Harry tantalised fans with an Instagram post revealing his chopped plait in hand and the caption “whoops” – and duly sent the internet into a frenzy. What mysterious hair move was he planning next? A skinhead? A mohawk? Tramlines? Nothing that exciting, actually.