In the past week, Taye Diggs has made several appearances on daytime talk shows, ostensibly promoting his newest children’s book. During these appearances, he seems hellbent on wearing what can only be described as some of the uglier hats seen walking the streets in recent years.
Taye is no stranger to the hat. But what makes a hat on his head all the more upsetting is that, under that protective cloth bucket, he happens to be the owner of one of the greatest head shapes of our time.
Please ignore the woman on the left and get a look at that dome. Flawless.
Head shape is one of the most underrated but important qualities in a man, and there are a number of them out there doing it right. Let’s explore.
Jason Statham, on the other hand, is not one to shy away from properly revealing his would-be balding head. Despite the fact that he seems to be rocking a slightly too-long five-o’clock shadow as of late, the consistency between the head and the beard is to be applauded—as is his devotion to letting the bare skin at the top of his body get some air.
Michael Kelly also wears his hair a little long in his off time, but that has not stopped me from sticking through too many episodes of House of Cards just to see him mostly silently glower.
Taylor Kinney has not, to my knowledge, ever fully or close-to-fully revealed his true head shape. But in short haircuts, we get a sense that were he to do so, we’d be particularly pleased with the result.
For his transformation into Walter White, Bryan Cranston took his constantly evolving hair in a drastic direction—one that, surprisingly, worked.
On the court, James Blake often wears a baseball hat to protect his head from the harsh glare of daylight. It’s a choice that costs viewers at home greatly.
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