Travis Kelce Makes Hair and Beard Adjustments After Super Bowl LIX
Following the Kansas City Chiefs’ disappointing defeat to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, tight end Travis Kelce has turned his attention to grooming choices, particularly regarding his signature hairstyle and beard. Recent insights suggest that Kelce is taking a measured approach, focusing on personal image ahead of the next NFL season.
A Visit to the Barber
Over the weekend, hairstylist Vince Garcia, popularly known as Vince the Barber, showcased a session with Kelce that garnered attention on social media. In the video, Kelce opted for a slight trim to his long hair and a more significant makeover of his bushy beard.
“Always good catching up with my brother,” Garcia commented on his post. “Glad you running it back next season fam, you def one of the best TEs to ever play the game.”
The camaraderie between the two is evident, with Garcia using a custom Chiefs-themed barber cape during the appointment. The background music, Jay-Z’s “What More Can I Say,” added a lively touch to the video.
Subtle Changes to His Look
The results of the grooming session were notable yet not drastic; Kelce’s overall hairstyle remained intact while achieving a cleaner look that enhances visibility and modernity. The trimming refined the edges of his facial hair, avoiding any obstruction to his face.
Garcia’s post quickly attracted reactions from fans, who responded enthusiastically with emojis symbolizing fire and admiration.
Comments on Trends and Perception
Earlier this month, Kelce expressed frustration over a New York Times article that suggested he was responsible for popularizing a hairstyle reminiscent of Jennifer Aniston’s famous ‘Rachel’ cut. The tight end dismissed the idea as misleading, pointing out that the style’s roots trace back to military influence seen as early as World War II.
“To throw me to the wolves like that? That was messed up, man,” Kelce commented on the piece. “I don’t want anything to do with that one. I got a good fade if you need one, though. It’s a two on top, a nice high to mid-fade with a taper in the back, but I didn’t invent that. I just asked for it.”
His remarks also highlighted concerns about the timing of the article’s release, which coincided with the beginning of Black History Month, emphasizing the cultural significance of certain styles.
Looking Ahead
As Kelce prepares for the upcoming season, fans are left wondering how his grooming choices might evolve further. No official statement has been made regarding what his partner, Taylor Swift, thinks of his new look, leaving fans to speculate on their dynamic.