HarryRoth

I am organising a family photograph album and have reached a batch of portraits with distinctly music inspired hairstyles. One relative recalls using a singer as inspiration, although we have not identified the actual picture they brought along. For the captions, I want the visible haircut details to come first, with the remembered inspiration clearly treated as uncertain. For this comparison, I am using <a href=https://shorthaircuts.top>avril lavigne hairstyles</a> as a reference. Across these photographs, the main difference seems to be the balance between the fringe and the longer side sections. My comparison separates colour from the haircut, since a similar shade can make two different shapes look deceptively alike. We can ask the relative about styling later, but for now the captions need to stay close to what is visible. Can anyone suggest clear descriptive terms for the fringe and side sections that would work in a family album caption?