10 Timeless Caesar Haircut Ideas + An Easy How to Get Guide

If you love short haircuts and the freshness they bring but are looking for a stylish change, this wavy Caesar is dapper and graceful.

This haircut is a barbershop classic that has stood the test of time. It’s simply a traditional Caesar with a timeless taper fade that will look great on any guy.

This is the haircut that gave a start to so many other cuts highly popular these days. If you take a closer look you will notice so many similarities with the two-block haircut or the well-known quiff style. Not surprising because the caesar haircut has been in demand since the days of Roman emperors, no jokes. Based on the highly attractive appearance of this haircut men had an opportunity to create a variety of styles and shapes. So here is your chance to play with this cut and alter it for yourself.

This is a more subtle version of a caesar cut. The sides are a little bit shorter than the top, and the fringe section is slightly longer and in front of his face. This look is clean and polished while still easy to style.

A great way to create a fun Caesar look is to make it textured and add an asymmetric fringe. This look will work naturally with slightly wavy to wavy or curly hair without the additional help of hair products. If you have fine, straight hair – don’t worry. It’s still achievable. The stylist will most likely create layers and use hair products for the texture. Sport without any accessories and facial hair, so the focus will be on your crowning glory.

Another kind of buzz cut was named after the Roman Emperor, Tiberius Caesar Augustus, for apparent reasons – he was always wearing the haircut. After a hundred years or so, another prominent individual is seen sporting it, Mark Zuckerberg. We reckon it’s a haircut worthy of recognition, and if you want to differentiate from the crowd of buzz cuts, this might be for you. And you can personalize the look with a designer stub.

Bowled top with no tossed strands is a classy version of caesar where the whole texture looks very managed and under control. The temple is faded adding style to the overall look and making it less conventional. Lay it down with some taper on the side and Boom!

Woah! This mid fade with a slight low fade look is what we call style. The forehead strands with this sharky fin texture fall perfectly to make it look like a french crop without being a conventional one. Have a rough texture on top with a dry look.

Caesar is of different types and this one is not different, the longer strands make it very suave yet calm whereas the sides are blended with the top long strands. The clean suave look without beard brings all the fun on the top. Cannot go wrong with that, can you?

The wavy style has been on the road for a good while now it always collects a lot of attention wherever it goes. Here the waves are smalled with sides being tapered slightly or so. The top, however, is dyed and has maintained a thick texture.

Not that the smile is great when it comes to styling but the hair here is what we call a caesar cut. The different layers make it fun, the forehead is smaller stranded while the back and rest are longer. The dyed highlights are dull blonde and add a toasty panache.

This one lingers on the border of the bowl cut with Ceasar cut. The tossed texture is what makes is caesar however the strands are longer with laid on the top. All one needs for this is long hair, thick texture, and some hair products to keep it all in place.

That smile is contagious the hair is no less neat. The touseled top makes it a perfect caesar but slightly on the short side to almost get into the buzz cut territory. The sides, however, are short to make the top look long and dense. Lastly, don’t forget the stubble beard.

Let’s be honest, the tattoo on the sides add that bounce with the taper. Although all of us can’t have that, we can have that sleek taper on the sides with pocky top. If you can have a subtle beard, it makes the whole face seem full.

Creating a unique look with an iconic base cut such as the Caesar can be possible by combining several elements – a tousled top for volume, layered fringe for a contemporary look (instead of a block, straight one), and most importantly, the creation of slanted sides. The sides give it an edgy spin, as you won’t usually see any diagonal hair growth making it look as if the hair is cascading down. Accessorize with hoop earrings on both sides, in line with the symmetry. Sport with a mustache to complete the look.

One of the Caesar cut’s trademark features is its forward-brushed look, and this cut preserves that while adding loose strands in the front.

This is an example of a caesar cut where the sides are short and the fringe is longest. In this cut, the fringe is angled on both sides toward the center of the face, adding more shape to the style.

No way this is not noticeable, the dye is the anchor but the shape and size of hair makes it all a dashing haircut. Hence, caeser cut makes it all subtle yet unique.

The caesar haircut can be modified quite a lot from its original style. Just look at this example with the roughly cut feathered hair strands in front and prolonged hair parts covering the ears. Also, look at the intriguing shape over the ears: the hair was cut shorter there to visually sharpen the facial features by creating parallel lines merging with the cheekbones.

You can add texture to the Caesar cut if you’re after a low maintenance style that’s still trendy. It’s a simple combination, but it works very well.

This extra short cut draws all of the attention to the very top of the head with a high fade. The hair on top is cut in classic Caesar style.

Admittedly, this style breaks one of the rules of the traditional Caesar cut, since the hair is a bit longer on top. However, it stays true to the spirit of the Caesar and adds a bit of modern flair.

The French crop and the Caesar cut are closely related, and this hairstyle blends them both while adding a contemporary touch.

The classy caesar version but also looks very modern. The falling strands make it french crop-ish. Moreover, the sides are mid faded with a slight drop fade tinge. Adding up to it the beard blend with sideburns makes it more fun.

This bowl-cut inspired Caesar is experiencing a resurgence. Though previously this sort of style was considered uncool, it’s come back into vogue for its minimal, clean-cut appearance.

This caesar cut is powered by nice wax and comb to add that teeth patterns. Just to make it more flashy slap on a hairline with shaved sides, never goes out of style.

If you like super clean haircuts, you’ll love this short and tidy Caesar. It’s a very natural look that goes well with any outfit or style.

Just like above, the beard always compliments this hairstyle. The top is short and sides are shaved, the perfect, classic caeser style. However, the sides are clipped with number 2 size, so it’s not skin fade.

This white smoke dyed adds that extra flair to this straight French Cropped Top. Moreover, the flat Pocky style makes it more modern and hipster.

This has to be one of the funkiest caesar haircut as you see a very sharp line up and a clean low fade. Sides are nicely controlled which is completely different than the top, which is loosely left to be natural. Semi curls look great, don’t they?

This unique style is a good mix of retro and modern. The twirled temple gives that retro flavor whereas the caesar cut makes it more modern-isk. The beard fade makes it just perfect.

The top might look slightly longer but that is the fun of caesar cut. The top has an irregular length with a taper on sides with a temple faded. The top can be slightly wavy with a side brush.

This can be considered as a very party look caesar haircut because of the strands, usually, they are laid which increases the top volume. Whereas this one makes the strands stand and dying them with some golden highlights makes it all very fancy and modern.

Caesar Hairstyle has many faces and this is one of them. The main components of this haircut are the sleek high fade with a short french crop. That being said the side brush adds a flavor to the style. Don’t forget the beard, it balances the face pretty well.

This blend is not very common to spot but when done right it results in blasts! Although it looks like a very subtle cut that’s not it. There is a slight french crop, and a little fade near the temple and the taper on the sides. There is no way you not getting compliments with this hairstyle.

Caesar is so much casual and one of the most versatile styles out there. That being said, this one is a great combination where there is a mid fade with a sharp line up. Lastly, the volume on top makes it look at the casual side of it.