What's this hairstyle called?

schoppenhauer looks like he does crazy elecric wind godfist pressure on neutral

>>18479469 (OP)
The man didnt give tweo fcuks ffs

>>18479469 (OP)
In the Victorian Age, it wasn't as stigmatized to be a balding man, so many simply allowed their hair to still grow out, somewhat. That's why you sometimes see poofy hair in very old photographs. Notice how many younger and fuller-haired men still had rather medium length to medium-long haircuts during the 1840s and 1850s, with the hair hovering over their ears. That was a general style back then, around the mid-19th century, until hair started trending shorter in the 1860s for the younger men.

>>18483780
Got any more examples of Victorian balding styles? Seems better to rock the fuck out of it than try to hide and be ashamed.

>>18484204
In this picture, Alfred Tennyson has a long-haired version of a receding hairline/balding look.

>>18484204
>>18485106
This man has his shorter medium-length hair combed back.

>>18484204
>>18485106
>>18485107
This very early Victorian era 1830s portrait shows a very bald man with his sides combed forwards.

>>18479469 (OP)
basquiats/keith flints worthy opponent.

>>18479469 (OP)
That's not a "hairstyle". It's just a balding guy letting his remaining hair grow out and go wherever they want to go.