The pixie cut first made headlines in the 1960s, and as more and more stars cut their hair into this sweet pixie style, it’s become more and more commonly seen among people around you. Slightly boyish yet all-around sexy and still feminine hairstyle on a beautiful woman exudes confidence and commands attention.
Who says women should wear long hair? They can be the same sexy and attractive, maybe even excess, with full-on, short, above-the-ears haircuts. Here, we round up the biggest, boldest, and bravest stars who have inspired us with this short, pixie hairstyle over the decades.
This is her hairstyle from Roman Holiday, 1953. With this short yet sexy hairstyle, she has impacted generations after generations on hair styling, especially in the 1950s. We love her, and we love this hairstyle.
If you can recall, you can still remember her excellent performance with her gorgeous hairstyle in the movie, Cabaret in 1969. So in love with her cute short hairstyle with sexy black color.
Madonna with short hair is seldom seen in newspapers or magazines. This stunning blonde pixie hair matching her cool black jacket as a profile photo reveal in 1980s is so amazingly looking that even women would like to love her.
Short hairstyle in 2000s. Natalie Portman puts the “P” in Pixie hairstyles with these razored short layers and fine texture with purple toned black, or a red auburn black.
Known as the player of Hermione Granger, Emma now is also popular for her sense of fashion and trend. She has her own interpretation for hairstyle, too. Look at her hort side slicked hairstyle with caramel highlights, even with so short hair, she has the full attention on the stage.
OMG, I cannot move my eyes from her. Her pixie cut with black color hairstyle along with her overall black outfit is so perfect that any change of her will impact her superior beauty.
Yes, with short hair you can still have your own beauty. Chop off your hair or wear UniWigs.com synthetic wigs to join this big Pixie Club!
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