Clothes of the Eighties, Bi-Level Haircut
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Description
Sex: Hair
Type of clothing: Both
When it was popular: 1983
Description: A hairstyle worn by both men and women, with neat, short fronts, cut above the ears (at first steeply angled by ears; later more horizontally cut above the ears), and an abrupt drop-off behind the ears from about 4 inches to two feet long or longer all of the way across the back. Back was also frequently permed in either sex--a part of the androgyny movement of the early 80s.
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This cut is also known as the "mullet"... However, I didn't even know the term "mullet" until about a decade ago. Back in the day, we always refered to that style as "Bi-level".
When I read the description the first thing I thougt of was MULLET! My son can't believe that he used to have a mullet and asks "how could you do that to me". DUH, you wanted it son!
A mullet is generally shaven close above the ear. In written description, the bi-level "sounds" like a mullet, but there is absolutely no shaving in this style. It is sizzor cut around (countouring) the ear...See Adam Sandler Wedding Singer for a classic example.
My ex had a bi-level of sorts; he had his hair cut short except for a 4 inch wide "tail" in the back. That tail was about two feet long.
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