The 'wolf cut' is the haircut that has set a trend due to its versatility and dynamism. Undoubtedly a modern bet that combines the best of the 'mullet' and the 'shaggy'. Here we tell you how to ask your stylist.
A new hair trend is going viral in 2022 and you've probably heard of it. The wolf cut is the layered haircut that the entire generation Z has fallen in love with.
And although it refers to the 70s and 80s , this style has recently become popular thanks to celebrities like Billie Eilish. If you also want to show it off, here are the keys.
Cathy Wolf in medium wolf cut, with bleached blonde hair
A 'wolf cut' is the ideal cut to frame your face and show off rebellious hair. In the image, the model Cathy Wolf. Credit: Instagram.com/cathywolf.
The wolf cut or wolf cut, receives this name in tribute to how fierce and wild it looks. Without a doubt, it is a perfect mix between a mullet and a shag .
This style is worn with choppy layers that cover the ears and frame the face—boosting volume at the top of the head and tapering toward the nape—and with thick bangs, either side-draped or draped.
The wolf cut, moreover, is inspired by the look of David Bowie or Patti Smith of the 70s, but also in the one worn by Jane Fonda in Klute , with side layers that frame her cheekbones, thus proposing a casual aesthetic and, above all, , rocker.
The wolf cut is inspired by David Bowie. Credit: Instagram.com/elevatehair.
Rebellious and light, this is the wolf haircut of Úrsula Corberó. Credit: Instagram.com/ursulolita.
Combine two styles and show off a much more rebellious mane with deep layers. Without a doubt, an androgynous cut, which gives your hair a disheveled effect with a lot of volume.
This cut will highlight the natural texture of your hair. Credit: Instagram.com/simply.cie.
The wolf cut is a style that suits all hair, especially curly hair, as it respects and enhances its natural shape.
Highlight your features with a layered cut. Credit: Instagram.com/jayne_edosalon.
Do you want a change of 'look' but you are not willing to sacrifice the length of your hair? Then a layered cut is ideal for you, as you can achieve a casual and relaxed look without cutting too much.
Short or long, the 'wolf cut' will be your new addiction. In the picture, Maria Bernad. Credit: Cornel Cristian Petrus/Shutterstock.
The versatility of the wolf cut comes to the fore with its short layered version. Which is ideal for those people who love to wear their hair short, and are looking for a fresh and youthful look.
Like every season, there is a haircut that triumphs over all the others and this season the wolf cut that Alexa Chung already wore in 2016 (threatens to release a similar look, notice to navigators, on her Instagram account) and that triumphs among Instagram insiders, celebrities and street style.
This trendy haircut is a hybrid of the mullet and shag cuts that have been so popular in recent months. The best thing is that it can be adapted to all hair types and textures, as Eduardo Sánchez , director of Maison Eduardo Sánchez , tells us . In general, the wolf cut haircut can suit all face shapes, even round faces ., "in which case it would be necessary to make a bang with a lateral movement and it favors especially oval faces but also elongated ones. It is even ideal for abundant, slightly wavy hair and not so much for too thick or curly hair. And since it has bangs , you have to be careful with very sparse hair because it would be too thin or with many eddies in the birth area".
Actress Debby Ryan wearing the wolf cut with her hair with soft caramel highlights. Instagram @debbyryan
The wolf cut is perfect to wear on your straight, wavy or curly hair, but what Sánchez does recommend, it would be ideal to accompany it with some sunlight reflections , to highlight the cut and the feathery effect of the ends. It is an ideal cut for girls with fine hair with a gesture in their hair or with natural waves.
What is clear is that this haircut is triumphing because it works on any hair length and texture and when it comes to cutting, you can play with different finishes when choosing it and it gives your hair a different style. It even allows the waves and natural texture of your hair to be much lighter than a piece that is heavier.
The celebrities who have signed up for this cut are becoming more and more Alexa Chung , Billie Eilish , FKA Twigs or Demi Lovato , among others. To get more texture with the haircut, you can go for a dry shampoo or a matte pomade or styling cream but if your hair is drier, maybe a light oil would help so you can apply a few touches to your bangs and on the sides of the cut on your hair to give it that grunge effect.
It's like Jennifer Aniston's version of Rachel in Friends from the 90s but with high doses of rock and roll. Actress Debby Ryan has also transformed her look with this cut with bangs and thick layers around the face, showing how well it works and if your hair is straight or finer, use texturizing products to give it more body.
The wolf cut is also inspired by the look of David Bowie or Patti Smith of the 70s but also in the one that Jane Fonda already wore in Klute with lateral layers that frame her cheekbones, and that would be the image that we could take to hairdressers to inspire this new cut to our face.
Jane Fonda in the movie "Klute" in 1971. Getty.
Even George Northwood himself , Alexa Chung's hairstylist assures that the wolf cut is even more bearable than the mullet worn by Miley Cyrus. A true seventies rock star style. Another of her clients, Suki Waterhouse , has also tried it with dreamy layers. Elegant and discreet and with a long fringe that is spectacular.
