With the announcement of peace between the quarrelsome brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher, and their long-awaited and unexpected musical return with theOasis Live ’25 World Tourr, the web, or rather the world, has literally gone crazy.
Oasis Mania has started
From their songs that have returned to being among the most listened to in the world on Spotifyto searches for flights to England which, according to the site eDreamshave increased a hundredfold since the band announced the tour, up to the rush for tickets released and sold after a few hours at prices that reached almost 7 thousand euros, Oasis Mania has started (and maybe even give us a break from Taylor Swift fever).
The indie rock band made in Manchester from 1991 to 2009 (the year of the divorce between the Gallagher brothers a few hours before a concert at the Rock En Seine (Paris Festival) has given us emotions and churned out hits that will never go out of fashion, such as Wonderwall And Don’t Look Back in Anger.
Liam and Noel Gallagher: The champions of style Cool Britain
But back we look at each other, because we are ready to embrace Cool Britannia 90s style personified by Oasis, not only with the way they dress – from bucket hats, to parkas, to Stone Island sweaters – but also with their eccentric haircuts, which will most likely dictate the new men’s trends for 2025.
Oasis Like Taylor Swift, Victims of the Fringe
Come on bowl cut And moptop from the Beatles to long cuts like John Lennon, Liam and Noel have always had plenty of style, and even with the hair style more bizarre have never lost that air cool like a rock star.
But it is one cut in particular that, according to some English hair stylistsis shaping up to be the future hair obsession for him: the Mod Cut.
What is Mod Cut?
A cut born in London in the 60s, but absolutely current as you can see from the photo in which Jacob Elordi shows it off (except that any cut would really suit him), the Mod Cut is characterized by being shorter on the sides and voluminous on top, with a straight front fringe, short in the more daring versions.
The Mod Cut, the Mullet’s shorter cousin
It is a shorter version of the Mullet, but it has nothing to envy it. The Mod Cut actually looks good on everyoneas long as they have a good bulb and are ready to embrace the 90s allure it gives.
Also wearing it divinely is Paul Mescal, the Irish actor who stars in Ridley Scott’s Gladiator 2, in which he plays the role of Lucius Verus.
A vintage but very modern cut
The film will hit Italian cinemas in November of this year, and we are already ready to say goodbye to Paul, the boy now with the Mod Cut, now with the Mullet, as new, stylish sex symbol.
The only flaw is maintenance, quite demanding – the fringe should be trimmed often and the upper part should also be kept in shape to avoid the “bonnet” effect – a hairstyle that in any case is coming back into fashion, if only for ladies!
Undecided whether to get this cut or not? Try it, and if you don’t like it, Just Roll With Itthey grow back anyway!
Source: Vanity Fair
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