Not too many years ago the distinction between female and male hairstyles was based only on length (short for men and long for women). Today this isn't the case anymore. Of course there is nothing wrong with guys keeping it short and simply wanting "a little off the sides and back," but today almost anything is acceptable, even hair color changes ranging from the subtle to the extreme.Whether you’re in desperate need of a major overhaul or simply looking for a seasonal change, AM sat down with Fernando and did a little bit of the homework for you. Here we present the 2009 hairstyles for men that will let your crown shine in all its glory.Side PartYou would be hard-pressed not to find this 'do featured in any major Italian fashion house’s ad campaign. Guys from Adam Senn to George Clooney (pictured here) have shown us that, when it comes to a classic side part, age is nothing but a number. 
This versatile hairstyle can work on a classy businessman by day and reads debonair by night. The side part is not only making a strong statement this season, it’s also democratic. Fernando explains that, “it’s ideal for most head and face shapes…and the lengths can be short or long.” To achieve the look, he advises to use a high gloss shine or pomade.Long PartFor guys sporting longer locks who don’t feel like a radical change, consider the side part’s longer version. Young men like Jared Leto (pictured above) exemplify the key characteristics of this cut: The parted side will hang over the opposite side extending to the ears, while the overall length usually hits at the collar. Fernando notes that, “there is less of a shiny finish to this look…defining creams are the products used to create and encourage movement to the desired direction of the part.” The cut also requires that the right amount of weight be removed from your hair. A word of caution: This cut is best suited for the collegiate or young professional who is artistically inclined.Short FrontsThe loss of hair is a nearly universal problem for men; how you choose to deal with it, however, is another matter.
This versatile hairstyle can work on a classy businessman by day and reads debonair by night. The side part is not only making a strong statement this season, it’s also democratic. Fernando explains that, “it’s ideal for most head and face shapes…and the lengths can be short or long.” To achieve the look, he advises to use a high gloss shine or pomade.Long PartFor guys sporting longer locks who don’t feel like a radical change, consider the side part’s longer version. Young men like Jared Leto (pictured above) exemplify the key characteristics of this cut: The parted side will hang over the opposite side extending to the ears, while the overall length usually hits at the collar. Fernando notes that, “there is less of a shiny finish to this look…defining creams are the products used to create and encourage movement to the desired direction of the part.” The cut also requires that the right amount of weight be removed from your hair. A word of caution: This cut is best suited for the collegiate or young professional who is artistically inclined.Short FrontsThe loss of hair is a nearly universal problem for men; how you choose to deal with it, however, is another matter. 
Guys often look their best when they appear natural, but opting for some unconvincing, unflattering cover-up to a receding hair line doesn’t exactly make the cut. According to Fernando, fronts (aka bangs) are kept short this year and give the illusion that the man’s hair line is not receding. 
“Most people make the mistake of keeping fronts too long,” Fernando says, “It just makes the receding areas more visible. So cut off those fronts for a masculine look.”
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