What is your Favorite Elvis Hairstyle

These are my favorate Elvis hairstyles 1956 and 1968.

I've always thought his hair looked SUPERB in publicity shots for "Harum Scarum".

As a man, Elvis probably looked his best in 1969/1970.

I definitely prefer the Elvis 70s hairstyles over any other, but this look was a great one and not typical at all for the movie years.

I like the most of his hair styles, but 1968-1972 is my favorite. It,s most becoming and really awsome! I,m tempted to mess up his hair with my own fingers! i love to feel his soft nice hair in my own hands!!:P

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Originally Posted by Lonniebealestreet

I definitely prefer the Elvis 70s hairstyles over any other, but this look was a great one and not typical at all for the movie years.

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OH MY GOD!! THIS HAIR STYLE IS REALLY BREATHTAKING!!!

Sorry, don't like that style. It looks like my hair now and I dislike it that way.

Elvis' hair also looked very good in his early films (Loving Me Tender through to Flaming Star). I mean... it suited him down to the ground AND was a cultural icon. That's some achievement.

If there's a flatter look I like pre-70s, it's how he had his hair in Change of Habit. God, that man had amazing features! What's more, he looked manly without having to sport the musclular body of modern "heart-throbs" like George Clooney and Brad Pitt. Anwyay, Change of Habit:

yeah...Elvis looked terrific in that movie!!!!!Those hoochy-coochy sideburns...yum..yummy:blush: :P

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Originally Posted by elvis fan 1976

These are my favorate Elvis hairstyles 1956 and 1968.

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oh my god!! so sooooo gorgeous!!

My favorite Elvis hairstyle is from 69-70!:)

Have to say:

Loving You
Jailhouse Rock
GI Blues
Speedway - little longer and has some sideburns

Cool burns:
Change Of Habit
Trouble With Girls
TTWII

'68 Special is cool when his hair is messed up, but when it's really combed I don't really like it very much.

WORST:

Girls, Girls, Girls
Pot Luck LP
It Happened At The World's Fair
Viva Las Vegas

got a little better in Roustabout and Tickle Me BUT seriously sucked in almost every movie after that up until Speedway

Although I will have to say that Jonathan Rhys-Meyers hair was actually superior to all of the above.(n)

Just kidding

Elvis' style is the best. I love it!!! Talking about hairstyle... Well, I'm fascinated with that 50s. classic (and very sexy) one. Anyway, the king was really handsome.

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Originally Posted by Cryogenic

Sorry, don't like that style. It looks like my hair now and I dislike it that way.

Elvis' hair also looked very good in his early films (Loving Me Tender through to Flaming Star). I mean... it suited him down to the ground AND was a cultural icon. That's some achievement.

If there's a flatter look I like pre-70s, it's how he had his hair in Change of Habit. God, that man had amazing features! What's more, he looked manly without having to sport the musclular body of modern "heart-throbs" like George Clooney and Brad Pitt. Anwyay, Change of Habit:

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Back then, a slim waist and being thin was certainly the style and not the muscular look you see today. Either way, EP was incomparable.

Well, my favorite Elvis hairstyle is from 50-70!http://www.tcb-world.com/attachment....9&d=134303290750's

http://www.tcb-world.com/attachment....6&d=133477981060's

and , ofcourse! http://www.tcb-world.com/attachment....9&d=1348335145;):wub:

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Originally Posted by Lonniebealestreet

I definitely prefer the Elvis 70s hairstyles over any other, but this look was a great one and not typical at all for the movie years.

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Yeah.............I agree Bobby, I also prefer Elvis 70s hairstyleshttp://www.tcb-world.com/attachment....3&d=1304498822, but I also noticed this Elvis look (y)http://www.tcb-world.com/attachment....7&d=1352487356

I liked '69 to '71 the best.

I like 68 the best.

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Originally Posted by Cryogenic

Sorry, don't like that style. It looks like my hair now and I dislike it that way.

Elvis' hair also looked very good in his early films (Loving Me Tender through to Flaming Star). I mean... it suited him down to the ground AND was a cultural icon. That's some achievement.

If there's a flatter look I like pre-70s, it's how he had his hair in Change of Habit. God, that man had amazing features! What's more, he looked manly without having to sport the musclular body of modern "heart-throbs" like George Clooney and Brad Pitt. Anwyay, Change of Habit:

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now that is perfection...........

1968,1969,1970,1971,1972,1975,1976,1977.

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Originally Posted by Kajo

1968,1969,1970,1971,1972,1975,1976,1977.

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What don't you like about 73' and 74'? Just wondering since you chose all of the other years.

I wondered that too.....lol