Luther Ford’s Hair: Medium Length 90s Inspired Hairstyle
Luther Ford’s hair turned heads at the Black Doves premiere (he plays Hector Newman) with his effortlessly cool mid-length hairstyle and that purposefully crooked centre part.
Last seen playing Prince Harry on The Crown, Luther is flying the flag for stylish redheads everywhere.
Why We Love It:
Black Doves star Luther Ford’s hair is the epitome of cool, casual elegance in a haircut.
And, good news alert, it’s perfect for those who want a hairstyle thatโs adaptable and easy to manage.
Of course, his naturally red hair gives it extra standout. Lucky bloke!
But even if you’re not blessed with red hair, the messy, uneven centre part is great fun, while breaking up the symmetry and giving the hairstyle a more relaxed, lived-in vibe.
The medium length makes Luther’s hairstyle very versatile, too. You can wear it unstyled with more of a 90s curtain vibe – like Kevin Alvez – if you want a product-free weekend, or you could follow Charlie Hunnam’s example and slick it back for a more polished vibe if you’re going out.
What To Ask Your Barber:
- Luther Ford’s hair is a mid-length cut that falls about an inch above his collar.
- The length on top is around 2-3 inches, but Luther’s hairstylist would have added texture/layers throughout to make it easier to style.
- The sides of the hair have enough length to be swept back with product.
- The fringe is long enough to wear as ‘curtains’ or to style it as Luther has here, with some strands pulled down onto the forehead.
Get The Look
- Luther Ford’s hair is fine, so if yours is too, be careful not to weigh it down with a shampoo or conditioner that is too heavy.
- Opt for products that say they’ve been formulated for fine hair.
- Gently towel-dry to remove excess moisture.
- Apply a sea salt spray or mousse to damp hair to boost volume and make it easier to style.
- Part your hair in the centre, using your nose as a guide.
- Using a hair dryer on medium heat, dry the hair with a vent brush, sweeping the sides back, and adding a little volume to hair at the top back area.
- When the hair is dry, use some pomade to get Luther’s red carpet look.
- Using a small amount – you can build it up if you need more later – rub it between your hands to warm it up, then sweep the sides of the hair back with your hands.
- Neaten things up with a comb.
- Ruffle the centre part using your fingers, to give it the slightly uneven look that Luther’s has.
- Using any leftover pomade on your hands, pull down a small amount of hair on either side of the centre part onto the forehead.
- Then use a little more pomade to smooth any flyaways.
