100 Trending Haircuts for Men for 2024

Is this slicked back or just a top-notch pompadour? Well, we’d say its the best of both worlds. Moreover, the sides are finely tapered with less volume. If you look closely the side part is just a simple undercut because we all know, less is more!

Have you ever seen bowl cut with the french crop? Well if not, here it is. And a matter of fact, it doesn’t stop there we also have a cheeky low fade with temple gone. The top is slightly pocky which brings life in the style.

This one is a very upbeat and poppy hairstyle amongst teens where you’ll see a sleek mid fade with temple shaved. Plus, the line up is sharp than a razor. The top has its own style with semi curls and tapered sides.

Afro hair is very suitable for a sleek taper on the side with a brush up on the top. That is exactly is what’s happening here and that’s what you need too! Start with sharp line up followed by drop fade on the side and lessen the volume by a tad on top. Don’t forget tho carve hairline for key details.

Is messy your thing? Like, really messy? Check out this disheveled style that looks like the aftermath of a huge wind blowing through a quiff.

This straight fringe style has become really popular recently due to its simplicity and reliability. It’s short, straightforward, and stylish.

Can anything have more panache than this style? Plus, the top is stranded yet touseled. This one also features a mid fade with a slight drop style. The temple is completely faded which compliments the shaved beard.

This brushed up top falls somewhere in between a military cut and a faux hawk, making it an interesting option that blends different styles together to create something fresh.

This one feels like it one of those styles from Spain with all that panache and it has to be carried well. The top is pocky yet brushed up with sides that are straight-up faded. No fancy jiggles, all fire style. Check the hairline it is sharply razored.

Please welcome the style that’s definitely gonna get you eyes in that house party. So many things going on in here, a sleek french crop combined with faded sides. Wait, not done yet, the sides have shaved hairline. What else one could ask for being cool?

Curls small or big are deal-breaker. Look at them and tell me you can’t stop staring at the bunch. The key to this haircut is a thick volume on top while keeping sides slightly tapered but not too obvious. Lastly, dye your curls and bang! There you go!

It is all about making it look balanced and here’s the deal! Keep the top long and sides short. More precisely, it is thin hair so more volume doesn’t do any harm. Next up the temple if you see is faded, that adds extra panache with that touseled style top with semi waves.

No one ever thought that mid-part could be this classy? This is an epitome of an example. This is one of the easiest haircuts to hop on, you ask me how? Here we go, have a mid-part or curtain cut. Taper the sides significantly and then keep a slight amount of volume on top which brings more attention to the mid part.

Let’s call this happy-go-lucky haircut, shall we? The top has so much life with the side-swept quiff which look like long strands standing on their own. The sides are tapered but not faded because they need to blend the sideburns with the beard, there has been so much thought gone into this.

We usually see afro hair with mid to low fade because that really pumps out the panache. This one is kind of special because of the pocky afro strands that stand tall. Not to mention afro hair does require conditioning with some hair products. Temple fade is hard to miss though!

Pocky strands have been the trend for a while now, they look very casual and partying style. They also make one look 5 years younger, but it is not only the pocky top. The support from mid fades on the sides is the best. Upon that fade the temple to bring more attention to the top.

Shaved hairlines have been a thing and recently it has been becoming a trend. The curly top is dense which adds that oomph to it. This also has a taper fade which adds that flavor. No mention the undercut with curls looks amazing.

Afro hair has this dense volume which makes them look thick although it might not be naturally. This one is a classic less maintenance hairstyle but the panache is intense. The key to this subtle one is the taper on the side with sideburns faded, its a recipe for style.

This can be very well called a newborn french crop. But it doesn’t stop there, sharply done line ups with mid taper. And finally, a cheeky skin fade that drops by the ear. Going a step further, blend it with beard into sideburns makes it pop.

For this haircut, if the face is long or rectangular then it helps the hair to be long and sit perfectly. However, the sides are tapered but not faded and the top, although has thin hair, is quite dense. This will require some maintenance every morning. Having a pitch-perfect beard makes this style pop-out.

If you have kinky hair, you have tons of unique options like this vertical curl style. This allows you to get tons of motion and volume.

With at least three fingerbreadths of fade on each side of your face, this haircut gives you the feeling of lightness. But if you still want your crowning glory to be present, a brush up on the top complements the lack of hair on the side. Style it spiked with hair products, or simply brush it up with your fingers. Opt for a not long bristle beard and some ear accessories to finish the look.

This style looks so intimidating, especially with the short curls and sides being all conditioned. The sides are tapered and faded towards the temple with a shard part shaved slit. All of this makes this style very trendy and away from simple. The top, on the other hand, is dense but controlled volume, those short curls surely have some life.

Back in the glorious and far too short-lived futuristic era of the ’90s, the step fade was all the rage. River Phoenix, Johnny Depp, and Edward Furlong brought this look to prominent as well as many others.

It was the look of the renegade heart-throb, and even though the ’90s was more than 20 years ago, in recent years there’s been a sort of renaissance of 90’s hairstyles.

For a neater, more polished look, you might want to try out this side brushed style. Great for all hair types, this style focuses on volume and cleanliness.

Elvis loved James Dean so much and respected the man so much that he copied his hairstyle for a very long while. But Elvis took things a bit further: understanding that not only his performances spoke volumes about his talent and his charm but also his hair, he started to fine-tune Dean’s quiff. Today, we remember Elvis Presley not only for his music and moves but for his timeless pompadour haircut, with its wet appearance and its wild success during the mid and late-80s.

There are plenty of variations of the pompadour today, but all you have to know is that it goes well with all face shapes and can easily be styled with hair gel.

Man buns are literally the god-like styles of men’s hairstyles. Especially when done with this clarity makes it so cool, moreover, the long hair is dyed with subtle golden-blonde shade which adds an extra layer of being cool. The key is balance, some work on the beard goes a long way.

Featuring finger-combed waves and a sharp high fade, this undercut is an unquestionably stylish look. This hairstyle works best with thicker hair that retains its structure well.

A fringe in men’s hairstyles is when the hair falls over the forehead, sort of the opposite of the slick back business shark look.

In the same way that slick back hair has become synonymous with professional-level work and seriousness, having your hair combed forward has the added benefit of making yourself look like someone artistic, who doesn’t always take themselves so seriously.

If your daily grind doesn’t require a suit and tie, then you may be better off picking an entirely different hairstyle than and an Ivy League or a militant crew cut.

This next style shows us that letting your hair grow out a bit and styling the sides can entirely remake your image; like a phoenix born out of the flames from whence it came.

If you’d rather shed away your strict upbringing and highly regimented past to lay down your soul to the gods rock and roll then this style might be a good start and is less permanent than tats.

My grandfather once said to me, “If you’re expecting to get a job while having tattoos on your face, you’d better be the owner.” Naturally, I took that to mean that having tattoos on your face will make you look like a boss.

High fade and styled short crop, a low-maintenance hairstyle that needs minimal prep time but frequent visits to your barber for touch-ups. The perfect hairstyle for a male hairstylist shows that scissors and hair gel run through your veins.

Can elegant be any more elegant? Certainly not, the mid part is so subtle that it feels like a side part. Moreover, the side-swept with thin hair feels so fluffy and it looks lively. Lastly, the temple is so dope that it is just perfect.

If you’re gonna rock this look, you better get used to people handing you a mic and asking you to belt out a few. This was The King’s crown, if you’re going to wear it you’re going to have to expect a few song requests. Thank you, thank you, I’ll stop, too predictable.

Being one of the undisputed kings of variations, the temples fade combined with this cropped top hairstyle at medium length gives us a sense of unbridled, artistic passion in the world that too often rewards uniformity over innovation. However, in every age there comes a Caesar; To every age, an Alexander.

Is this the streamers 2020 look? So many elements that make this style such a young and hippy one. The strands on top make a fringe which is highlighted that adds flair. Next up is the low fade or temple fade with pulls all the attention on top!

The perfect storm that is this next style is the clashing of two forbiddings, seaworthy maritime vessels of style.

The first, USS medium fade on your starboard side. The second, USS Alotta Beard sailing just past the horizon, both clan destined to meet along and battle it out amongst these copper waves, twists and curls of full-bodied auburn hair. Oh, Poseidon have mercy on us simple yet fashionable mariners.

A tapered haircut is like a fade, except done with scissors instead of clippers. It results in a cleaner, more organic look with flowing, visible lines of creation like the growing roots of aged oak.

The medium fade helps to maintain this style’s clean look and the glasses do nothing except sit there and look awesome.

It is hard to settle eyes on either the haircut or the beard because both of them are heart-melting! The hair on one side is standing tall with semi faux and tapered sides and on the other side, the beard is thick and balances the face perfectly.

If you were to only see the front of his haircut you’d most likely think it is a very standard look with not much going on. But the magic happens when you see the sides and this clean fade comes to shine.

Not only is this fade working wonders in terms of contrast, but it also brings the right attention to the squared neckline they’ve finished this look with. It looks fantastic!

This article wouldn’t be complete if we didn’t mention a mullet-inspired tape up look. The mullet just like the tape up has been making a strong comeback, and we love two see a good execution of two haircuts that carry so much personality.

To that, we add the fact that a shaved line design has been incorporated on the side, and it’s the cherry on top that makes this haircut a banger. If you have as much personality as this look, you should definitely consider giving it a go.

Curious about the mullet? We’ve got a great article where we share the coolest mullet variations out there for you to try.

Does this even have a side part? Wait, even without it, he rocks it like the ones from retro times. The long top makes the dropping strand on the sides. Don’t get fooled though, too many details, the sides are tapered and pushed back with hair products.

If a mullet is business in the front, party in the back, then this style can be considered a cousin of the mullet in the vertical sense.

It’s a high rise office with a rooftop party\celebration. It’s Goldman Sachs when you enter, as you take the elevator to a Motley crew concert on the 2nd floor. Can I see your tickets, please?

Since we are talking retro, here is the newer addition. The taper faded sides make it modern while the top has semi waves with dense volume. The receding hairline is hidden due to curls and the dense texture makes it rock.

Can it be any simpler yet classy? This is a very unique buzz cut as it has an equal volume all over the head but if you look closely, there is a slight pocky pattern on the hair. Plus there is a forehead slit that makes this style very poppy and not simple.

This is one of the classic afro styles with mid fade. This one also adds extra flair by sleek line ups and equal volume on top. To make it more fun have a sleek and blended beard so that it balances the face.

Let’s take some time to acknowledge this royal yet hippy style here. The volume is balanced overall and sides are only tapered and not faded. However, the top is dyed in a classic way with a tousled texture. The size is short which means it is easily manageable. By the way, anything with grey is sheer class.

Wow! This is one of those styles which takes a while to process. And that’s because there are more elements than you think, there is an undercut, to begin with. Moreover, the top is medium-sized yet has tapered sides with no dye. Lastly, don’t forget the lineup and carved sides.

This is one of those styles that you wear in University and boom! The crowd is all yours. The top is thick hair with dense volume. Plus the top is dyed with sides just chopped a tad and too intense. Plus the beard is quite dense which makes everything looks rough and can take a beating.

Pompadour with swirled top is the new thing it seems like. the top has a long top but it surely needs some hair products. That being said the high fade and temple fade. The back and sides have tapered a tad. Don’t miss the almost van dyke beard.

A prime example of a trendy haircut and all the credit goes to the ends being dyed. Moreover, the sides are undercut taper which is not very common these days due to everyone preferring taper fades. The temple fade suits here perfectly as it helps shift the focus to the top.

Let’s welcome the simple yet elegant version of the undercut taper fade. This hairstyle has so much going on, starting from the top, it is side swept with less volume so that makes it easily manageable. Next, the sides are tapered plus the line ups are given utter attention and lastly, the temple and beard are streamlined. It looks simple but it ain’t!

If one has a diamond-shaped face then having the volume on top looks good plus this subtle side part adds that panache. To make it less casual the front strands are hanging and overall have a touseled feeling. Lastly, the sides are tapered slightly or so.

The cool dude look is here with the equal volume all over with dark blonde dye which is also all over the head. The temple you’ll notice is longer than usual as it adds more style to the pale sides and the top is slightly disorientated for it to look cool.

Thin hair sometimes gives the flexibility to twist, turn, and tweak hair the way one wants. Next, the sides are skin faded allowing the top to shine brighter. 

Here comes the military version of a less maintainability hairstyle with no less style and panache. The shaved hair slit tells a lot about it is not just another haircut. Next up the sides, they are faded allowing the tattoo to pop out.

Can this ever have a competition? All the fancy that one could ask for are all here, like the mullet! Mullet itself is the epitome plus the sides are shaved with the top being frisky. The pocky stranded top makes it so rough and tough.

Doesn’t this feel like a peacock in snow mountains? The top half is dyed teal blu-ish green with grey-white is the other half. The pocky strands make it all stand out with sides being faded. Plus, the temple is tattoed so fading sides are the only option for tattoos to look clear.

This is one where you ride a bike and then the result is this haircut. Jokes aside, this is a streamlined haircut and requires maintenance. Although the hair is thin it does have volume. This also qualifies as a pompadour and has a temple fade, can you ask for anything else?

Lots of guys are taking the undercut and adding a highly textured top for a revitalized look that puts a great twist on a classic cut.

Relaxed and ruffled up, this messy hairstyle is a good choice if you want a casual style that shows off the texture of your hair.

Many stylists are putting new and exciting twists on the classic regulation cut. This variation uses a curved and asymmetrical hard part to create a disconnect.

The French crop is another timeless style that’s been reimagined over and over. Here, the classic crop is mixed with a hard part that subtly continues down through the eyebrow.

Dyeing your hair is always a surefire way of creating a memorable impression. This platinum silver dye complements the side-swept hairstyle that’s great for fine hair.

Wavy or curly hair looks amazing when grown out, and it also takes highlights well. If you’re into highlights and want a longer style, then you should consider this one.

For a hairstyle with a bit more movement, try out this high volume look. The tousled strands add loads of texture while the faded sides keep everything clean.

This tidy hairstyle is great for guys who want a thick, full head of hair but who don’t want anything super long.

Focus closely and you’ll see those two important elements. And those being in here: Mid part or curtain cut with mushroom or bowl cut. That being said, if you have thin hair then it will help you straighten hair easily. Lastly, fade your temple so that there is no attention diversion.

This hairstyle is definitely a fashion statement for the bold guy who wants to try something new. Featuring a hard part and a vertical quiff, this one’s impossible to ignore.

This is definitely not your usual just another day haircut. Because there are interesting elements, first the volume is equal almost everywhere which makes the face look balanced. The edges are highlighted with grey dye and the pocky texture makes it perfect.

Simple yet impactful, this brush-up hairstyle is great if you’re after a highly stylized, preppy look that’s clean and organized.

If your hair is naturally thick and you like to keep it on the medium-long side, you might want to try out this dense pompadour that has tons of flow and motion.

French crops are very common but the top is no common. The top seems to be hand brush in a touseled way to give it more like a casual look. The hair on the forehead is amazingly taken care of whilst the sides are neatly taper faded. Lastly, did you notice the beard is pitch-perfect?

This choppy haircut is a good way to show off your hair’s natural texture. If you like to keep your hair short yet stylish, this is definitely a cut to consider.

There’s nothing quite like the top knot family of hairstyles. If you want to grow your hair out and make a statement, then this might be your new style.

There will never be any fewer versions of shaved slits with undercut taper. The top is pocky yet has some brush-up. Not to forget that blue-ish teal dye that just peaks in for a while and then vanishes. 

This is such a gentlemanly look with the top being thin hair although not missing the volume, Also the pompadour with thin hair hits differently. Nextly the sides are so neat, they are pushed back yet the temple is faded, this is the perfect blend of neat and trendy.

Short curls are always loved, they have so much life and fluff. Moreover, this one is dyed which makes it even more exotic. The temple is drop faded with top and sides with maintained volume.

Extremely short styles can be just as fashionable as the tallest quiffs out there. This haircut proves that with its shaved part and neat fade.

This is an interesting combination of mid fade to low fade. That makes this style balanced and classy, that being said the top is more casual. The brush up looks pretty dry with some hair wax and rest is tapered for a more versatile look. When are you having one?

Line ups are ideal for creating a lot of facial definition, but they also leave room for experimentation, like the curved line shown here.

A simple, low maintenance style that’s as trendy as ever, the brushed back cut is one you can always rely on.

If you’re after a more casual style that still has a lot of volume, this messy brush up will do the trick.

This style uses the iconic cross imagery to create a head-turning focal point that’s placed on the side of the head, right inside the drop fade.

This shorter cut features a high fade that gives the style a high and tight appearance, with an angular fringe rounding it out.

Here’s an interesting approach to blending in facial hair. The body of the hair is styled in a semi faux hawk, and the beard is kept super short to blend in with the fade.

For a beach-ready look, this high volume brush up will deliver. The hair is combed into a neat wave, and the mid fade ensures that all the focus goes to the tall quiff.

Here’s another unique use of the shaved line. The line creates a disconnect, which is emphasized by the tousled hair on top.

This eye-catching style is inspired by the trails comets leave behind. Dual lines create this cosmic effect while the body of the hair is brushed straight back to complement the lines.

Here’s a super flowy hairstyle that’s ideal for thicker hair. The hair around the crown of the head is blown out in waves, and the line up keeps everything tidy.

This look mixes angles and curves, keeping the beard sharp while the top and sides are more angular and flowing.

Like short hair but want something a little different? Try accentuating the fringe area with some forward brushed strands for a pop of texture.

This sharky look is unmatchable and the top semi french crop makes it look classy. The sides are high faded until the temple, don’t make the mistake of ignoring the beard, it is key in for balancing the whole look of the face.

The crop is one of the best low maintenance hairstyles for men. It looks great without needing any styling, making it a good choice for men who need something reliable.

Jorge wears this style like no one else, this massive curl volume sits perfectly on his long face. Plus he has highlighted the ends which adds more life to the style. The length of strands is equal overall the head giving a very balanced look.

You might have seen curtain haircuts on the front but this one is on the back. Plus this one goes another level where it has a semi-faux. But this wouldn’t be one of the easiest hairstyles, it will need some care daily.

We have been seeing this type of highlighted dye strand these days and for sure is the trend upwards. That’s not just it, this one also has a french crop which usually works well with the dyed strand. The drop fade which is pretty sleek at the moment is supporting the whole style.

This is one style that is getting popular these days where it seems like a slicked back and flat pompadour combined. However, the sides are straight faded with line ups carved like a sculpture. The skin fade is actually high fade blended into the beard.

That is something new what we have here, strict brush up on top with a taper on the sides is the best. This is not just any other taper, it is loaded with a fade which makes sides even clearer. The top is highly maintained plus it is straight-up facing the sky.

Thin hair with a bunch of volume does wonders. But there is more than that here, the twirl in the top is a form of quiff but also qualifies as a low key pompadour. Did I mention the temple is faded? That adds the extra flair to this style and the beard balances the overall face.

This is one of those biker, tough-guy looks because the top is amazingly styled with hair wax and gel. That is not all, the line up is sharply carved and the taper on the sides. The best part is a hard part with a side comb-over, which makes all the difference.

A contemporary go-to, this brushed up quiff is a great choice for any guy who wants something trendy but also requires a bit of versatility.

The Caesar cut is a barbershop staple, and as it turns out, it looks just as good when it’s grown out. It has the shape of the original Caesar but with a lot more texture.

If you want that retro look, this pompadour will deliver. It’s a modern update to the pompadour that’s less shiny than (but still as stylish as) its vintage counterpart.

Nothing can be said to be enough for this style, it starts with a neat pompadour on top with the temple being faded but the line ups are sharp as a blade. That being said, you see that stand alone strand on top? There is so much flair to this style, one can never get enough.

This one takes a nod from popular female hairstyles. Featuring long, shaggy locks, this lob is a nice choice if you’re experimenting with longer hair.

Here’s a streetwise take on the famous regulation cut. The hair is cut a bit longer than a traditional regulation cut and parted on the side for maximum style. Finally, the beard ties it all together.

Here’s a hairstyle that men with thin hair will love. The hair is short all around and brushed back at the front to form a mini quiff that’s easy to achieve even with fine hair.

This is the elegant version of a funky hairstyle. The chassy mid fade with sleek taper makes it look all classy. That being said the temple is faded which makes it more hippie. Lastly, the top is more laid back which makes this look versatile.

This pompadour isn’t the classic Elvis pomp you’re familiar with. This high volume pomp is a full-on psychobilly ‘do that’s extremely eye-catching.

Is this the alpha macho man look? I am almost convinced because it checks all the masculinity boxes. The top is a suave pompadour which is perfectly maintained, just like men like to keep it. Moreover, the beard with twirled mustache adds fo much flair to the look and supports the hair.

This looped curls haircut is another example of stylishness in simplicity. This is a great haircut for men with curly hair.

This one has so much style plus the top is fancy with these cherry red-dyed curls. The color plus the curls are what makes it fun but it doesn’t stop there as you see the line up with drop fade. The fine undercut is not bad too. All of this makes this a very suave style.

This haircut may be as simple as it gets, but it’s also incredibly stylish. It’s hard to go wrong with this short side brush.

Thin hair with some products can do wonders. And this is a prime example of that style, simple brush up with sides faded is one casual yet trendy hairstyle. This qualifies as a quiff and does resemble pompadour except it is not closed.