The tough and rebellious female mullet has become one of the biggest hair trends of this year. Distinctly non-conformist yet practical, it's now seen everywhere, from the schoolyard to the red carpet.
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When celebrities known for their prominent hairstyles, such as Rihanna and Miley Cyrus, adopted the trend, it became clear that the girly style was now going to be a big thing. If you dare to try it too, here are the styling tips you will definitely need.
The mullet hairstyle dates back to the times of prehistoric people when they realized how practical it was to cut the bangs to keep the hair out of their face while keeping the length in the back to keep the neck warm and protected from the rain. It wasn't until the '70s that the hairstyle really became popular, when Rockstar David Bowie took the lead with the amazing orange mullet we all remember.
The '80s were the golden age of the mullet; the hairstyle was an absolute trend and loved by most people who found it cool and fashionable. In the 1990s the trend began to fade. People who once proudly tossed their mullets to the wind began cutting off their "rat tails" and soon the hairstyle was considered an embarrassment to the world.
