Wednesday, December 5, 2018

Style: Slicked Back


Style: Slicked Back

Depicted here by Akebi Sasaki from Girls und Panzer and Rurichiyo Kasumiouji from Bleach, this hairstyle is perfect for that no BS attitude female character who gets things done.

Style: Side Swipe


Style: Side Swipe

Depicted here by Mari Kurihara from Prison School and Petra Ral from Attack on Titan, this hairstyle is perfect for female characters that are easily described as headstrong.
Style: Long

Style: Long

7. Style: Long


Style: Long


Depicted here by Ezra Scarlett, long hairstyles are almost a standard for a lead female role in most anime. Often offering a variety of character traits from femininity to a strong character to sensuality to a timid character, long hair is definitely where it's at.
Style: The Ponytail

Style: The Ponytail

8. Style: The Ponytail


Style: The Ponytail


Depicted here by Eri Ayase from Love Live! School Idol Project and Yoko Littner from Gurren Lagann, the ponytail is a classic must have for a character in a leading role with leadership tendencies.
Style: Twintails

Style: Twintails

9. Style: Twintails



Style: Twintails


Depicted here by a character anyone should know, Sailor Moon, and Mine from Akame ga Kill! Twintails are the perfect hairstyle for a badass character with a sweet side.

Style: Buns


Style: Buns

Depicted here by the iconic character Chun-Li, the bun hairstyle often helps depict a very feminine side regardless of how kick ass the characters may be (or not, they're either adorable or awesome!)
Style: Bang, Bang, you can't see.

Style: Bang, Bang, you can't see.

11. Style: Bang, Bang, you can't see.


Style: Bang, Bang, you can't see.


This blinding hairstyle is depicted here by notorious badass, Olivier Mira Armstrong from Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood and Ayase Ayatsuji from Rakudai Kishi no Cavalry. This hairstyle may seem to lean on the not so practical side but that definitely doesn't seem to stop the characters who rock them. In fact these women are often strong and driven characters, as seen with these examples!

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