Types of moustaches that have gained popularity throughout the years
Facial hair can be a stylish addition to a man's appearance, but which moustache would you want to don?
Pencil-thin moustaches are preferred by some, while other men like the look of a more burly moustache like the Chevron.
With evolving fashion trends, which stylish moustaches are now in favour once more? Is there a type of moustache that you want to see return?
Some men can't grow moustaches too well, or are restricted by their job when it comes to growing facial hair, so they may prefer the clean-shaven look.
Do you think a beard looks manly and enviable? Or do you think they look dishevelled and unkempt? Perhaps you're proud of your facial hair... or wish it wouldn't grow back so quickly.
Whichever your feelings towards facial hair, here are the popular moustache styles that have made a mark in history.
The Handlebar Moustache
King Charles I made the Handlebar moustache iconic, which became fashionable again for soldiers before World War One.
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The Pencil Moustache
British poet Lord Byron made the Pencil moustache trendy back in the 18th century. Since then, the alternative look has made a comeback.
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The Chevron Moustache
The fuller Chevron moustache became the go-to moustache styling in the 1980s; will it ever return in popularity?
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The Horseshoe Moustache
Grown by many men in the 1970s, the bold moustache style is back on the radar in 2024 - do you hate it or love it?
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The Lampshade Moustache
The Lampshade moustache is neat, favoured by servicemen and previous officers due to restrictions around facial hair.
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