Vogue has defined Agyness Deyn's crop, “The Aggy,†the hairstyle of the decade. The model's distinctive platinum blond pixie hair was created by New York hair stylist Sam McKnight for a Mario Testino shoot two years ago and apparently turned to be a must-try this year.
"It's a classic rebel haircut and if you've got the nerve to actually do it, you can probably pull it off," the stylist says.
The actresses Mena Suvari and Selma Blair who are featured in the gallery sporting their version of “The Aggyâ€, are just two of the celebrities who've given the dramatic, rebellious look a go.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Rebel Haircuts
- The rise of rebellious and distinctive haircuts like 'The Aggy' presents an opportunity for hair salons and stylists to offer daring and edgy options for their clients.
- Celebrity-inspired Hairstyles
- The popularization of celebrity-inspired hairstyles, such as 'The Aggy', opens up possibilities for hair product manufacturers and beauty influencers to capitalize on the trend by creating tutorials and promoting similar styles.
- Classic Revolution
- The resurgence of classic rebel hairstyles, like 'The Aggy', offers an opportunity for vintage clothing stores and fashion brands to cater to the growing demand for edgy and alternative fashion trends.
Where This Applies
- Hair Salons
- Hair salons can take advantage of the rise in demand for rebellious haircuts, like 'The Aggy', by offering specialized services to cater to adventurous clients looking for bold and unique styles.
- Hair Product Manufacturers
- Hair product manufacturers can develop and promote products that help individuals achieve rebellious and distinctive hairstyles, such as 'The Aggy', and market them to fashion-forward consumers.
- Fashion Retail
- Fashion retailers can tap into the trend of rebellious hairstyles, like 'The Aggy', by curating collections that complement and enhance these edgy looks, attracting customers who seek alternative fashion options.
