It all began with Hemline Theory, the theory that the hemline du jour on ladies dresses rises and falls as the stock market prices move up and down. The floor-length maxi dress trend in the past few years for example has been concurrent with hard economic times.
But forget Hemline Theory, there's a new trend on the market. In the midst recent tough times, the short hair-do has been all the rage.
A study based out of Japan has found that women tend to wear their hair long when the economy is good and short when the economy is in a slump.
Many celebs, like Rachel McAdams above, and trend-setters alike have reverted to cutting their locks short in search of a more manageable low-maintenance do, which also assumes less upkeep.
Other celebs like Carmen Electra and R&B singer Cassie have taken short hair one step further by shaving a portion of their signature lengthy locks entirely.
So how about you? Are you embracing this anti-extension trend in search of something easier to upkeep and maintain?
the article title is very interesting, I never thought there is relationship between hair length and economic