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Gen Z Brings Back The Aussie Mullet

  • By: KURNIAWAN Trista VaniaEdited by: Yee Ling TSANG、Tsz Wing CHAN
  • 2024-10-31

Generation Z is bringing back an iconic Australian hairstyle, redefining its style and challenging old stereotypes.

In the '80s, the mullet rose to fame through rock stars and athletes. Now, it’s making a bold comeback in Australia, with Generation Z embracing and reinventing the iconic hairstyle. With a fresh, modern twist and the power of social media, Gen Z is changing the mullet’s rebellious stereotype into a symbol of individuality and confidence.

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