How did the haircut gets it name? The popular story behind it is that a young fan asked a barber, Anthony Reyes, to cut and shape a design of Major League Baseball player Edgar Martínez ...

How did the haircut gets it name? The popular story behind it is that a young fan asked a barber, Anthony Reyes, to cut and shape a design of Major League Baseball player Edgar Martínez ...

But this is hard to miss – it's a haircut that has gained tremendous popularity in the last few years in the Bay Area. It's called "the Edgar" cut. Gilberto Mozqueda is a barber in the East Bay.

At a barbershop on the Southwest Side of Chicago, the owner says kids request the somewhat divisive haircut with Mexican and indigenous roots on a near-daily basis. It’s called The Edgar ...

You guessed it, it’s the Edgar cut. But as beloved as the hairstyle is, it isn’t without controversy. Recently, a Texas business owner sparked outrage after an “anti-Edgar” meme was posted ...

The haircut—known as “The Edgar,” has some associating the bowl cut with criminal activity. The growing distrust for the hairstyle stems from an April shooting at a San Antonio festival.

One of the suspects is a young Hispanic man with an 'Edgar' haircut. The bowl-shaped style - which has been compared to a modern Moe of Three Stooges and Spock of Star Trek look - is typically ...

How did the haircut gets it name? The popular origin story is that a young fan asked a barber, Anthony Reyes, to cut and shape a design of Major League Baseball player Edgar Martínez, a former ...