Okay, now we all know how influential Elvis’ music has been, but who would have thought that his trademark hair would have sparked a style sensation amongst London’s fashion elite?
Style icon Agyness Deyn has been sporting the Elvis ‘do for a while, but she has now been followed by Sarah Harding (of Girls Aloud), Elly Jackson from the fabulous new band La Roux, and Shingai Shoniwa from the Noisettes. So it seems rock and roll quiffs are back.
The color doesn’t matter, but the higher the better when emulating Elvis’ hair.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Rock-and-roll-inspired Fashion
- There is an opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate rock and roll elements into their designs to appeal to the growing demand for this style.
- Retro Hairstyles
- Hair salons can offer retro style haircuts to customers, tapping into the growing popularity of rock and roll hair.
- Celebrity-influenced Fashion
- Fashion brands can leverage the influence of celebrities sporting rock and roll hairstyles to capture the attention of their fans and expand their market.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can incorporate rock and roll elements into their designs to appeal to the growing demand for this style.
- Beauty
- Hair salons can offer retro style haircuts to customers, tapping into the growing popularity of rock and roll hair.
- Entertainment
- Celebrities sporting rock and roll hairstyles can influence their fans, creating opportunities for brands to tap into this market through products and sponsorships.
