2. The Fade Mullet
One of the most popular modern twists on the mullet is combining it with a fade. The sides are clipped down to a skin fade or taper fade while the length in the back is left longer. This creates a sharp contrast that feels fresh and modern.
The fade mullet works well for men who want a clean, edgy look. It is especially flattering for younger men or those who want a haircut that makes a bold statement. Styling often involves adding volume or waves to the top to highlight the contrast between the faded sides and longer back.
