Office by Carol Bruguera
Who says men’s business hairstyles have to be stuffy and staid? Carol Bruguera introduces us to a collection called "Office," featuring men’s styles with a modern air.
Any of these haircuts would be welcome in a business environment without eliciting snickers from your colleagues about being a stuffed shirt. Some of the hairstyles can also be easily restyled for a look that's more suitable outside the work environment.
Short Back and Sides
You can almost hear this man say, "Short back and sides, please," as he sits in the stylist's chair. This is a classic haircut with short, tapered sides and nape, leading to a longer top and crown section. The hair is parted with razor-like precision and styled using pomade to provide hold and definition.
On the plus side, given the length in the upper sections, this men’s haircut is flexible in terms of styling. The button-down look can be mussed up for a party-boy appearance or slicked back for more formal occasions.
Classic Men's Haircut
Here, we revisit the classic men's haircut genre with this take on the old "Caesar cut." Updated with an edgier fringe, the haircut features an arch on the dominant side of the face, setting an attitude while keeping the hair neat and tidy.
The sides and back are clippered short, and the lengthier top sections cap out at around 1.5 inches (3.75 cm). The hair is blow-dried with a light-hold product to offer control without a wet look. A light mist of hairspray and a gentle pat will keep the hair in place and looking tidy.
Professional Look for Men
Sometimes you want a professional look without sacrificing your individuality. This devil-lock style is a good compromise. The sides and back are layered in an elongated manner to match the model's face shape. With a hidden parting, the fringe is kept long, and the cutting line curves to one side.
The nape section falls just below the collar, and while longer than traditionally acceptable, this male hairstyle remains conservative. Styling includes blow-drying to a mostly dry state and combing with a light-hold product to keep the hair in place. Allow the hair to dry fully before combing again, then mist with hairspray to control any flyaway strands.
Short Clipper-Cut Men's Hair
Finally, this haircut merges elements of the devil-lock style with the Caesar cut. The sides and back are clipper-cut short and taper to the skin at the perimeter, while the top section is combed forward across the brows and cut into a razor-sharp, curved line.
The length in the upper section allows for some variation in styling when desired, though the imbalance in lengths created by the curved fringe may need to be considered.
Hair: Carol Bruguera