Are hipster undercuts popular in Poland?

They are still opular in the UK, Slovakia and the Balkans, yet very out of style in the US (Europe seems fashion backwards lol!).

When I see a guy with this I always assume he must be gay or/and a smug jerk. A recent photo from Warsaw with a yuppie hipster you'd like to run over with your car:



This style along with man buns will be ridiculed in the future the way mullet and 90s spiky hair is today.

Yes, the undercut is actually the most popular haircut here in Poland, when I'm walking down the street. It's kinda annoying, to be honest, but that's their choice.

They look fairly smart as modish hairstyles go. basically a variation on the dos et côtés courts with a nod to the 90s flat top.

Better than the Polish mullet you used to see (and still do in out-of-the-way places) where the hair is left thick on the back of the head.


These however do not look good. They exist only to compensate for inadequate genitalia.


Did you imagine for a minute that fashions, hairstyles and most music have any other origin? Who did you think styles the hair, designs, markets and sell the clothes and produces/promotes the music?

If a guy follows fashion blindly he's definitely on the left side.

"Who did you think styles the hair, designs, markets and sell the clothes and produces/promotes the music?"
Women and gay men.

Nowadays there's neither left nor right for the metropolitan young, however traditionally gay men create all fashions and others just follow.


No, just the latter.

lol! you are full of it!

What is your opinion on hairstyles currently popular here in Poland?

In which decade did you last see hair in Poland?

It's ironic imo because this Polish guy is wearing the undercut which was big with the Nazi youth.

1930s short haircuts. Goes well with a suit rather than sportswear.

The hipster undercut has two big advantages; it looks OK for work and going out, and also it only works on young people.

More diverse and generally aligned with European trends. Mind that popular means in fashion but most of the population would follow easy route, a short cut for boys and men, young women favor long and lose until they got a job and then they do with their hairs this and that...


How does that info pertain to your BS?


Are you mental or are you in your 90'?

To a point. There's still the Polish mullet and shaved heads are still popular here. The ratio of hair salons to people is still low.


Only the truth. Did you really think that heteros start the fashions? Have you ever been to a fashion event?

@jon357
I myself prefer the styles of the late 2000s and early 2010s (about until 2013 here in Continental Europe), excpet for the faux hawk. I hate the way people with undercuts walk all self-important. It's like most who sport it act like douches, the same people who would (and probably did) sport a faux hawk in 2008.

The same. They never looked good.


A bit like waxed beards and moustaches too.

I cant stand normis and corporate ***** NPCs like this so much. they make me sick. he probably thinks hes some chick magnet or some **** living a lie.

They all look like homos that get ****** with a strap on by their fat wives. And no wonder its the marketing folks:
careers.mars.com/pl/pl/event/5ff4586246e0fb0006dfeb62/MARS-OPEN-TALKS-3-MARKETING?evk=NjAxMmQxYjRkNjAxODAwMDA4NjA0MjFk:257e68d4-9b85-4cfa-96b6-a001bee04401

Marketing ppl are so retarded. I don't get why this career is so popular in Poland and Warsaw and why they keep sending me these webinar invites on Facebook.

give me one reason why i would want to be them? do you really think deep down they are happy with their fakeness?

look at the dude on the right, the older csr. doesn't he look stuck up like hes got something up his ass guys?