Word: sideburns
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...into the $5 billion U.S. market for men's grooming products with deluxe barbershops, right, and trendy products, left. Truefitt & Hill, once a favorite of Winston Churchill's and now of Matthew Broderick's, offers a half-hour-long shave with a straight razor, nine hot towels and a sideburn trim at its new Las Vegas shop. --By Kate Betts
Jones stands contradicted by a sideburn wearer."There are two reasons why I wear sideburns. Thefirst is that I wanted to be like Luke Perry andJason Priestley." said Harvard sophomore JeremyBarnum, as he watched the gang of West Beverly."Mine are more like Luke's. Jason's are kind offlared at the ends...
...whole alleged 90's sideburn phenomenon canbe compared to Perry--a weak imitation of theoriginal. Like bell-bottoms and acid-washed jeans,sideburns will probably soon be nothing more thana distant fashion memory...
...Jerry doesn't know what he's talking about," said Harvard first-year and sideburn-wearer Mike E. Farbierz. "The only real reason I wear sideburns is because I'm too lazy to shave. The only maintenance problem is when one comes out shorter that the other...
While some may wear sideburns for practical reasons today, nothing can compare to the sideburn heydays of the 1970's when mature and respected adults sported burly burns. Close examination of photos from the period reveal that Tom Brokaw, Harvard government professor Joseph Nye, and even President George Herbert Walker Bush succumbed to the trend...