Golden State Warriors Point Guard Stephen Curry is known for his exceptional shooting accuracy, creative training program and hair. The two-time Most Valuable Player has experimented with a brand new look, and has plenty to tell fans and critics alike.
For many years, the Stephen Curry haircut was short curls with a fading temple. Sometimes the hair was shorter, sometimes longer, but the shape was generally the same.
During the 2017 playoffs, Curry debuted very short dreads with a medium fade. While his wife Ayesha Curry appreciated the new look Twitter had a different opinion. Some even made a loss in charge to the Boston Celtics on the new do. Whether the locos represented a new style or a new personality, Curry will be back in 2018 in its proven look.
Check out some old and new Steph Curry haircuts.
1. Temple fading
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This buzzing faded with a temple is Stephen Currys haircut and for many years.
2. Short blowout
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A slightly longer version of the temple fading haircut is fading on the way to a blowout.
3. Stephen Curry Dreads
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Here are the notorious dreadlocks debuting in 2017. It’s a departure from the more conservative styles, but that can be a good thing. Hair can be change or new goals.
4. Short Locs
The Steph Curry locomotives have grown in the last 6 months, but they are still short.
5. Steph Curry Hair 2018
In 2018 Curry is back to his style.
6. Short curls
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In 2015, Curry’s hair was slightly longer and rounder in profile.
7. Short haircut
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Here the same cut is worn a bit longer. With a great shape to start with, this cut still looks good as it grows.
8. High Top Fade
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Another look that Curry tried out in 2017, this curvy high-top fade takes a break from the rounded profile that’s known for.