You’ll create instant rock star vibes with this powerful pairing that works particularly well if you have strong features.
The fringe draws attention to your eyes while the mullet adds edge.
Style your bangs straight for maximum impact, then add texture through the rest of your cut with a texturizing spray scrunched through for deliberate messiness.
14: Feathered Shaggy Mullet
Channel 70s vibes with this softly feathered take on the mullet.
The wispy, outward-facing layers create movement while maintaining the signature mullet silhouette.
If you want a more feminine interpretation of the traditionally edgy cut, you’ll appreciate this softer approach.
The feathered technique creates beautiful texture throughout.
Style with a small round brush while blow-drying, turning the ends of each layer outward for that classic feathered effect that softens the mullet’s edge.
15: Dramatic Long-Back Mullet
Make a bold statement with this exaggerated interpretation featuring a more dramatic length difference between the front and back sections.
The longer back creates unmistakable mullet proportions.
You’ll turn heads with this confidence-boosting style that fully embraces the mullet’s distinctive “business in front, party in back” philosophy with its striking length contrast.
Enhance the textural difference by adding more layers to the shorter top section while keeping the back length relatively solid for maximum impact.
16: Wavy Beach Mullet
Embrace effortless texture with this tousled, beachy take on the shaggy mullet.
The waves enhance the cut’s natural movement while creating a more casual, lived-in appearance.
You’ll love this low-maintenance approach that works with your hair’s natural wave pattern rather than fighting it.
The undone texture softens the mullet’s edge for everyday wearability.
Create the perfect beach waves by applying salt spray to damp hair, twisting into loose buns, and allowing it to air dry before releasing for effortless texture.
17: Blunt Ends Mullet
This modern interpretation, featuring cleanly cut blunt ends instead of the traditional shaggy finish, creates a striking contrast.
The precise lines add a contemporary edge to the classic shape.
You’ll appreciate this architectural approach if you prefer a more polished, deliberate appearance.
The blunt-cutting technique creates a fashion-forward version of the nostalgic style.
The clean lines work particularly well with straight hair, creating a sharp silhouette that showcases the distinctive mullet proportions with modern precision.
18: Mullet Bob Hybrid
Blend two classic cuts with this versatile style that combines elements of a bob through the front with the longer back section of a traditional mullet.
You’ll find this fusion particularly practical if you’re not ready to commit to shorter front sections.
The bob-length front frames your face while the longer back creates the mullet effect.
Style with a flat iron for a sleeker finish, or enhance natural texture with a curl cream for a more casual, lived-in appearance that showcases both elements of the hybrid cut.
19: Choppy Textured Mullet
This heavily texturized take on the shaggy mullet creates maximum movement.
The choppy, point-cut layers create piece-y definition throughout the signature shape.
You’ll love how this technique removes bulk while creating visual interest and dimension.
The deliberately uneven edges prevent the mullet from appearing too neat or structured.
