Ferran Torres captured attention not just for his goal in the World Cup final but also for his striking haircut, turning heads in the sports and fashion world.
Barber's Perspective
According to TJ Hunt, a barber at Time Shoreditch, the haircut was a highlight. "When he scored the winning goal, I thought 'His hair looks really good, actually!'" Hunt shared. He describes it as a "loose middle length, flow haircut with a 70-30 part." This style is both lived-in and polished, easy to maintain, and suits Torres' natural texture.
Haircut Details
The haircut features a 70-30 part, not a traditional side part, splitting a third into the head. This gives it a balanced flow without resembling a mullet. "It’s got a bit of weight to the back," Hunt explains, noting the soft edges and how the style works with Torres' hair type.
Adaptability on the Field
As games progress, Torres' layers, which separate and frame his face, hold up well in the face of sweat and Gatorade. Hunt theorizes Torres likely doesn't need to style it much for matches.
Other Notable Hairstyles
While Torres' hair was a standout, other players also made an impression. England's Djed Spence sported auburn-toned twists that were both rugged and neat, complementing his skin tone. Norway's Julian Ryerson opted for a pale pink buzz cut, rounding out the top three noteworthy styles.
Source: https://www.gq.com/story/ferran-torres-won-the-haircut-world-cup-too
