The bowl cut
Some things just won’t die.
“People like it to be…an imitation of becoming like [the stars].”
There’s not much to the bowl cut.
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Throughout Hollywood history, the bowl cut has mostly remained the same, though the context continues to change.
Here’s a brief look at the hairdo’s onscreen evolution.
It became referred to as “The Lloyd.”
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In 2014, Carrey proceeded to ruin other people’s lives bygiving pedestrians bowl cutsonJimmy Kimmel Live.
Nicholas Hoult in About a Boy (2002)
Talk about a glow-up for Mr.Nicholas Hoult.
It was a dangerous time and we wanted to make Javier timeless and dangerous at first sight."
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At least she admitted it looked dumb.
“The Middle Ages was really simple,” Bertolazzi explains.
“There are no rules.
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The only rules were made by the church.
Nobody cares about looking good at all.
The church decides how the men are to be.
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There’s just one cut.”
“It felt important to me that the transformation be visible and stark.”
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Richard Foreman
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