We spoke with celebrity stylists to uncover the must-try hairstyle for women over 60—read on below for inspiration. Related: ...

No, Kidman was scrutinized for another reason for which she has become famous. As Vulture once said, she is a “Wig Actress,” a performer who is absolutely “committed to wearing every manner ...

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Shag haircuts for women have always been super edgy and fun—and clearly, they’re not going anywhere. The vintage, rock-and-roll vibe of this layered cut is an obvious nod to icons like Jane Fonda and ...

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A career criminal with nearly 60 arrests on his rap sheet burglarized a Brooklyn wig shop and made off with $30,000 in pricey pieces — including some possibly meant for cancer patients ...

Josh Agle, the artist known as Shag, served as lead designer and creative director of the remodel and expansion of the classic 1958 home, originally designed by Desert Modern architects Dan Palmer ...

If the ’60s were about growing out your mother’s bouffant, the shag took that statement and “made it louder.” Weinberg assuaged my concerns. Not only was she clearly a pro, one who ...

‘A shag hairstyle is a 1970s-inspired look defined by soft, choppy layers,’ explains Ryan Forsythe, artistic education director at Trevor Sorbie. ‘The shape features shorter layers on top ...

Valued at approximately $3 billion, the rapidly rising luxury wig industry encompasses celebrities, cancer patients, fashion brands and more—with human hair pieces costing up to $12,000.

Though Zendaya's brushed and banged curls boast enough texture to stand alone, long layers deliver the style into modern shag territory. Miley Cyrus's short hair often signals irreverence ...