You (Yes You!) Can Pull off a Pompadour
It's not often we can make a history lesson out of a hairdo, but the pompadour has some pretty impressive lineage—named after French socialite Madame de Pompadour during the 1700s, it's experienced multiple modern-day revivals: The look was worn by men and women throughout the '40s and '50s, it played a key role in early rock 'n' roll (à la Elvis Presley), and resurfaced again during the '80s. With its show-stopping effect, plenty of fashion-forward stars are taking the fun style for a spin. See how these girls are wearing it, and tell us if you'll be sporting a pompadour this summer!
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<a href="http://teenvogue.com/about/janelle-monae/">Janelle Monae's</a> Perfect Pompadour
We’d be completely remiss if we didn’t include this stylish singer, who rocks the ’do on the daily. Janelle may not have invented the pomp, but she certainly brought it back into the limelight by making it a part of her signature tudo’ed style.








