If you're wondering whether to RSVP to the “party in the back,” writes GQ columnist Chris Black, the answer is probably “No.” ...

With seemingly every AFL player sporting some kind of a new-age mullet, the iconic men’s hairstyle is arguably the most ...

After being mostly confined to the 80s and 90s – and the occasional questionable decision at a family reunion – the mullet is back with a vengeance. The good news is that it's had a modern ...

As we know, all styles are cycled through time and the mullet is no exception. However, the modern take makes it less flashy, minimalistic and easily wearable throughout the day! Rescued NASA ...

This quirky short mullet on Ursula Corbero reminds us of a more subdued and modern version of Florence Agnes Henderson's iconic Carol Brady cut. It also has a slightly Parisian feel to it with the ...

By 2021, Miley Cyrus was donning the style. That same year, Vogue hailed the mullet as the unlikely star of modern street style. The mullet has also stormed down fashion week runways, with Junya ...

The “modern day” mullet largely originates from David Bowie’s genre-defining and gender-norm defying persona, Ziggy Stardust, Glasscock said. This counterculture sensibility also derives ...

“Everyone and anyone can rock a mullet,” Alvarez adds. “They are a strong look, but as long as you've got the confidence, you can flaunt it.” The modern mullet really comes down to the ...

The modern mullet is no freak accident. Its second (third? fourth?) coming has been written in the stars for months – or at least, on videos of young men showing off on TikTok. And for reasons ...

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ famous Mohawk is gone. Now KC kids are getting their hair cut like Royals shortstop Bobby ...