Jessica Saia has given people something to think about with the pictures of men with fancy hair.
In a series known as 'Facing Changes,' this segment challenges gender roles using hair. While women are constantly doing creative and cool things with their long locks, why can't men with hair just as long embrace fun updos as well?
Saia got the help of eight men willing to change up their look and sport some of the fanciest hairstyles. The looks definitely look a lot funnier on men than they do on women, but the guys definitely rock each look. For example, one of the participants Eric Theise is shown wearing a 'Mother of the Bride' style -- if your dad has long hair, why can't he do his hair like this on your wedding day?
Other hilarious examples include the sass bun and prom updos.
What's Driving This Trend
- Gender-fluid Aesthetics
- Businesses in the beauty and fashion industry can explore gender-inclusive products and services.
- Male Beauty Standards
- Companies in the grooming industry can create innovative products and campaigns that target men with diverse hairstyles.
- Challenging Stereotypes
- Brands can push boundaries and create disruptive marketing campaigns that challenge traditional gender roles.
Who This Affects Most
- Beauty
- The beauty industry has an opportunity to create hair products and styling tools that cater to diverse genders and hairstyles.
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore unisex clothing lines and challenge traditional gender norms through fashion shows and advertising campaigns.
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can incorporate diverse gender representations in movies, TV shows, and music videos to break down stereotypes and promote inclusivity.
