Fashion & Beauty

Iconic Hairstyles Through History

Iconic Hairstyles Through History is a structured fashion & beauty dataset with 15 entries. Its fields include Hairstyle, Era, Style Icon. The source values are preserved as a structured reference table.

Every row is shown below and is also available as CSV, JSON, or Excel.

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Source:Community curated
Updated:3/26/2026

Dataset details

Table scope
All 15 rows
Fields
4 columns
Source
Community curated
Data updated
Mar 26, 2026

Included fields: Hairstyle, Era, Style Icon, Known For.

The table contains every record in this dataset; the same records are available in each download format.

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No reliable range or grouping can be calculated from the loaded rows without interpreting the source data.

Useful for

  • Comparing Hairstyle, Era, and Style Icon across fashion & beauty entries
  • Building reference tables, charts, or analyses from 15 downloadable records
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Hairstyle
Era
Style Icon
Known For
The Bob
1920sLouise BrooksFlappers chopped their hair to reject Victorian femininity, scandalous at the time, still the most requested haircut 100 years later
Victory Rolls
1940sRita HayworthPin curls rolled into voluminous waves, wartime glamour despite rationing, Rosie the Riveter bandana alternative
The Pompadour
1950sElvis PresleyGreased-back volume on top, defined rockabilly culture, needed a full jar of pomade, James Dean and Marlon Brando variations
The Beehive
1960sBrigitte BardotTowering teased volume defying gravity, required entire cans of hairspray, Amy Winehouse brought it back in the 2000s
The Afro
1960s-70sAngela DavisPolitical statement of Black pride and natural beauty, rejection of Eurocentric beauty standards, symbol of the civil rights movement
Feathered Hair
1970sFarrah FawcettThat poster — 12 million copies sold, blow-dried wings framing the face, every woman in America wanted this cut
The Mullet
1980sBilly Ray CyrusBusiness in the front, party in the back — most mocked hairstyle that keeps coming back, David Bowie did it first, currently having an ironic Gen-Z revival
The Rachel
1990sJennifer AnistonMost requested haircut of the 1990s, layered and highlighted, Aniston herself said she hated maintaining it, defined a decade of hair
The Pixie Cut
1960s-presentAudrey Hepburn / Halle BerryUltimate confidence cut — minimal hair maximum impact, Twiggy made it mod, Emma Watson's post-Harry Potter liberation moment
Cornrows
Ancient-presentAllen Iverson3000+ year African heritage, protective style with cultural significance, Bo Derek controversy in the 80s, still debated in workplace dress codes
Box Braids
Ancient-presentJanet Jackson (Poetic Justice)Protective style celebrating Black hair culture, each braid can take 6-8 hours, Beyoncé's Lemonade visual album revival
Curtain Bangs
1970s/2020sBrigitte Bardot / Dakota Johnson70s revival that became the defining 2020s trend, face-framing and universally flattering, TikTok's most-searched hairstyle
The Shag
1970sJane FondaLayered, messy, rock-and-roll energy, Mick Jagger and Joan Jett versions, comeback as the 'wolf cut' on TikTok
Finger Waves
1920s-30sJosephine BakerSculpted S-shaped waves flat against the head, required Marcel irons and setting lotion, Zendaya revived them on red carpets
The Undercut
2010sRihanna / SkrillexShaved sides with length on top, gender-neutral statement, Peaky Blinders made it period-cool, edgy professional crossover

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