Take it from Stray Kids&rsquo; Felix and NCT&rsquo;s Ten, and try out a new hairstyle for 2024.

With the new year fast approaching, maybe it&rsquo;s time to switch up your look. 2024 could be the year you change things up completely, and an easy first step to achieve that is by starting with your hair. Instead of the short, neat style that most Singaporean men are familiar with, you can deliver something more exciting this coming year by growing your locks out.
Take it from the boys of K-pop, like <a href="https://www.hommessingapore.com/style/stray-kids-felix-officially-joins-louis-vuitton-family-brand-ambassador-fashion-kpop" title="Stray Kids' Felix Officially Joins The Louis Vuitton Family as Brand Ambassador" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Stray Kids&rsquo; Felix</a> and Hyunjin, or our curly-haired icon <a href="https://www.hommessingapore.com/culture/a-roundup-of-timothee-chalamet-best-style-fashion-moments" title="In Celebration of 'Wonka', Here are Timothee Chalamet&rsquo;s Best Style Moments" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Timoth&eacute;e Chalamet</a>, who have been keeping their strands long for a while now. There&rsquo;s just something so effortlessly stylish about longer hair, and its ability to transform your overall aesthetic completely.
Below, we&rsquo;ve found three of the easiest ways to wear your shaggy locks in the new year, according to our favourite celebs.&nbsp;

Natural

This may seem obvious but wearing your long hair natural is already a look on its own. With more length, your hair&rsquo;s natural texture finally has its moment in the sun, and you can wear it loose and shaggy. Whether it&rsquo;s pin-straight or if you&rsquo;ve been blessed with some natural curl, you can accessorise with a beanie (great for the winter seasons!) like <a href="https://www.hommessingapore.com/style/get-to-know-louis-vuitton-newest-house-ambassadors-kpop-boy-group-riize" title="Get To Know Louis Vuitton's Newest House Ambassadors &mdash; RIIZE" target="_blank" rel="noopener">RIIZE</a>&rsquo;s Wonbin, or a simple cap for a relaxed feel.

Textured

If you&rsquo;re into the more stylised hair looks, grab your texturising spray or pomade. With longer hair, you have more room to experiment and create more texture in your looks. A favourite amongst celebs is the wet look that can be achieved with a generous application of a texturising pomade to damp, moussed-up hair. Without any product, you can also introduce texture by tying mini braids for an unexpected flair in your locks.

Shaggy

For a true cool-guy vibe, give your locks a good shake and go for the shaggy look. The hairstyle may have originally took off due to the rising popularity of the wolf cut, but the messy locks look just as good on longer hair, as seen on <a href="https://www.hommessingapore.com/style/stray-kids-hyunjin-fronts-versace-2023-holiday-campaign-kpop-celebrity-campaign" title="Stray Kids&rsquo; Hyunjin Fronts Versace&rsquo;s 2023 Holiday Campaign" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Stray Kids&rsquo; Hyunjin</a>. With this style, you can go all out with volume, and even pick out certain sections with wax to give them a bit more definition. That&rsquo;s the beauty of the shaggy look, there are no rules to follow.&nbsp;

Here’s How You Style Long Shaggy Locks for the New Year

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