No hairstyle is more divisive than the side part, but Sofia Richie Grainge may have just put that debate to rest with her new hairdo.
“No side parts are not back you guys don’t look like her,” wrote one commenter. “This is not a drill side parts are back in,” wrote another user. And perhaps no other response captured what thousands were thinking more than this one: “PS. On behalf of all millennials, thank you for giving the side part the justice it deserves.
said, “Prove me wrong, but I don’t think there is a single person who looks better with a side part than they do a middle part.”, but it wasn’t until Richie Grainge’s latest video that people seem to be reconsidering the look — and attempting to emulate it. For many millennials, side parts were a defining aspect of their style identity during their teen and early adult years in the late ’90s and early 2000s. This is directly opposed to many of Gen Z’ers preferred hairstyles, who typically opt for a middle-part these days, oftenSide parts have their place in beauty history, too.