Pony Hairstyle Makes Political Comeback in Germany, Süddeutsche Zeitung Reports
The fringe, or Pony in German, appears to be experiencing a revival, including within the political sphere. That development raises a question posed by the Süddeutsche Zeitung: whether this hairstyle is left-wing, headstrong, crazy, or simply a pose encompassing all of those qualities. The article, published under the heading "Gesellschaft: Haare mit Haltung," examines the Pony as both a fashion statement and a political signifier. It notes the style's renewed visibility in politics, citing figures such as Reichinnek and Eralp in connection with election coverage. The piece is part of the Süddeutsche Zeitung's cultural coverage and appears in its projects section. No further details on specific events, dates, or locations are provided in the source material.
Key facts
- The Pony hairstyle is described as having a comeback, including in politics.
- The Süddeutsche Zeitung article asks whether the hairstyle is left-wing, headstrong, crazy, or a pose of all of these.
- The article title is "Gesellschaft: Haare mit Haltung."
- The source URL references pony, frisur, Reichinnek, Eralp, Wahl, and Politik.
- The piece appears in the Süddeutsche Zeitung's projects section.
- The topic is framed as a societal and cultural question.
- No specific dates, exhibitions, or venues are given in the source.
- The article connects hairstyle to political identity.
Entities
Artists
- Reichinnek
- Eralp
Institutions
- Süddeutsche Zeitung
Locations
- Germany