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Celebrity-Inspired Hairstyles You Can Actually Pull Off



We all admire celebrity hairstyles—whether it’s the effortlessly cool look of Brad Pitt, the sharp fade of Idris Elba, or the iconic curls of Jason Momoa. But let’s be real—sometimes those styles look great under studio lighting with a personal stylist on standby but don’t seem as achievable in everyday life. The good news? You can absolutely rock a celebrity-inspired hairstyle with the right cut, a little maintenance, and a touch of confidence.

Here’s a breakdown of some of the best celebrity-inspired hairstyles that work in real life and how you can make them your own.



The Textured Crop

Inspired by Zayn Malik




A slightly tousled, effortlessly cool look, the textured crop is perfect for guys who want style without too much upkeep. This cut is especially flattering for those with wavy or straight hair and can work with most face shapes.





How to Get It:

  • Ask your barber for a short, layered crop with added texture on top.

  • Keep the sides tapered for a clean but relaxed contrast.

  • Use a matte clay or texturizing paste to enhance natural movement.



The Modern Fade

Inspired by Michael B. Jordan





The fade never goes out of style, and celebrities like Drake and Michael B. Jordan prove just how clean and sharp this cut can be. Whether you go for a high, mid, or low fade, this style is timeless and works for almost every hair type.





How to Get It:

  • Ask for a fade that suits your head shape—higher for a bolder look, lower for a subtle approach.

  • Keep the top slightly longer if you want to style it with curls or waves.

  • Maintain your fade with regular touch-ups every 2-3 weeks.



The Classic gentleman's cut

Inspired by David Beckham





A blend of vintage and modern, the pompadour is a go-to for men who want a polished, stylish appearance. Think David Beckham’s signature swept-back volume or Zayn Malik’s sharp, edgy variation.





How to Get It:

  • Ask for short sides and more length on top.

  • Use a blow dryer and a round brush to create volume.

  • Apply a pomade or lightweight wax for a sleek or textured finish.



The Long & Flowing Look

Inspired by Jason Momoa




If you’ve got the patience to grow out your hair, the long and rugged look worn by Jason Momoa or Keanu Reeves is worth considering. This style is great for men who prefer a more natural, low-maintenance vibe.



How to Get It:

  • Keep your hair healthy with regular trims to avoid split ends.

  • Use a lightweight leave-in conditioner to keep strands soft and manageable.

  • Embrace the natural movement of your hair, whether it’s straight, wavy, or curly.



The Tapered Afro

Inspired by Donald Glover





For guys with natural curls or coils, the tapered afro is a versatile and stylish option that frames the face and gives off an effortlessly cool vibe.





How to Get It:

  • Ask for a taper or low fade on the sides while keeping volume on top.

  • Keep curls hydrated with a good leave-in conditioner.

  • Use a curl sponge or styling cream for definition.



The Buzz Cut

Inspired by Chris Evans





Simple, masculine, and bold, the buzz cut is a great option for those who want a no-fuss style that still looks sharp. Chris Evans and Idris Elba have rocked this look effortlessly, proving that sometimes, less is more.





How to Get It:

  • Request a uniform buzz cut or a slight fade on the sides for extra dimension.

  • Maintain it every few weeks for a clean look.

  • If you have a beard, keep it well-groomed for balance.



Make It Your Own

While celebrity styles provide great inspiration, the key is adapting them to fit your hair type, lifestyle, and personal vibe. When in doubt, consult with your barber (hey, that’s us!) to tailor the look to you.

Ready to try out a celebrity-inspired style? Book an appointment at [Your Barbershop Name] and let’s make it happen!

 

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