According to reports, Trump debuted the apparent new look at Mar-a-Lago’s Palm Beach club.
It remains unclear whether the businessman and politician intentionally styled his hair differently because many people are accustomed to his signature, hairspray-laden blond coif.
This time, his hair appeared slicked back into what resembled a mullet. Trump has not addressed the alleged change, but some speculated that his hair looked this way because he had been wearing the cap in his hand while playing 18 holes of golf.
During Fox News’ midday roundtable show “Outnumbered,” panelists discussed whether the businessman had intentionally changed his hairstyle or if it was merely the result of wearing a hat. Co-host Emily Compagno noted that Trump has kept the “same iconic hairdo” since the 1980s.
Donald Trump holds a model of the Fifth Avenue tower that will have shops, offices, and co-ops in New York, on August 1, 1980 | Source: Getty Images
According to Compagno, the politician’s hairstyle ranks among “one of history’s most iconic cuts” alongside Farrah Fawcett and Elvis Presley. Former MTV Video Jockey (VJ) Lisa “Kennedy” Montgomery anticipated that Trump might not be happy once he saw how his hair looked.
She said, “He did not have access to a mirror. I think he’s going to be mortified. It doesn’t look bad, but it’s not a new hairstyle. It’s not like he went and got the Rachel.” Montgomery was referring to the hairstyle made famous by Jennifer Aniston’s character, Rachel Green, on “Friends” in the 1990s.
Jennifer Aniston as Rachel Green on “Friends” in 1994 | Source: Getty Images
Compagno argued that Donald Trump is “a golfer” and that the hairstyle was simply the result of wearing a hat. The rest of the panelists agreed, concluding that the former reality star was likely dealing with a temporary hairstyle caused by his cap.
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