The pandemic in 2020, which shuttered hairdressers for most of the year, led to numerous unexpected hair trends such as buzzcuts and fringes. The much-derided mullet also made an appearance. This historical haircut, worn by both men and women, is regaining popularity among people who consider themselves fashion rebels, refusing to conform to standard expectations. Although the term “mullet” was only coined around 1994, the hairstyle itself has made numerous appearances throughout history. In the early 1970s, David Bowie's signature orange haircut, part of his "Ziggy Stardust" character, became a defining image for a challenging decade highlighted by Watergate and the Three Mile Island nuclear disaster. Earlier, in the late 18th century, despite his own cosmopolitan upbringing, Benjamin Franklin skilfully
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