Social media is awash with people throwing it back to 2016, but Hollywood's red carpets seem to be reverting to 1986 – at least if the hair looks worn by Hollywood's hottest actors is anything to go by.
While the beauty trends this awards season have majored on pared-back makeup and relaxed hair for the actresses, the men of Hollywood have stepped into the limelight, working hard on their hair, with many of them rocking baby mullets.
The 'business at the front, party in the back' look can also be described as a mini mullet, or a shullet (a cross between a shag cut and a mullet), but we like the term baby mullet best.
Never one to take himself too seriously (remember his wacky GQ cover?) Top Gun: Maverick star Glen Powell opted to wear his mini mullet lacquered down, with his highlighted giving him a distinctly boyband look.
With Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights out in less than a month, our love for Frankenstein actor Jacob Elordi is soon to hit an all-time high – helped along by his cute, curly baby mullet.
We're used to seeing multi-hyphenate musician and actor Joe Keery with dark hair as Steve Harrington in Stranger Things, but his blonde baby mullet is just as dashing as the mop of brunette hair he's best known for.
Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher have shied away from the awards circuit for several years, and in that time, the Dude, Where's My Car? actor has cultivated the perfect baby mullet. Time well spent, we'd say.
White Lotus star and ex-boyfriend of Miley Cyrus (we're not sure which accolade we'd be more proud of), Patrick Schwarzenegger, went for flicky ends when styling his mini mullet. If anyone can pull off the look last seen on Powerpuff Girl Buttercup, it's him!
Musician and star of Daniel Craig film Queer, Omar Apollo's bleach blonde take on the baby mullet stole the show at the Golden Globes, with her deep purple custom Prada suit the perfect outfit to highlight his hair.
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