Try slicking it back for an elegant look or adding texture for a casual style. A pixie cut is versatile and timeless.
13: Veronica Lake Curls
Veronica Lake curls are a glamorous 1940s hairstyle. You can create this look with side-parted hair and soft waves. The signature feature is a long curl that falls over one eye.
To style, part your hair on the side. Use a curling iron to make loose waves. Brush gently to blend the curls. Let one section fall across your forehead for the peek-a-boo effect.
14: Janelle Monae Pompadour
Janelle Monae’s signature pompadour is a modern take on a classic vintage style. You can recreate this look by styling your hair up and back into a voluminous quiff shape.
The sides are kept sleek, while the top is teased for height. This bold hairstyle makes a statement and shows off your face.
15: Betty Page Bangs
Betty Page’s bangs are short, straight-cut bangs just above the eyebrows. They’re named after the 1950s pin-up model Bettie Page.
You can achieve this look by cutting your bangs straight across your forehead. It works well with both long and short hairstyles.
