It's Official, Larry McClure has the Greatest Mustache in the Nation
Allison Love — June 19, 2010 — Fashion
References: worldbeardchampionships & theawesomer
Larry McClure is a popular name in the mustache world, having just won the first ever National Mustache Competition. His insanely huge mustache looks like a whiter, real life version of the classic Warner Brothers cartoon figure Yosemite Sam.
I had a hard time believing the National Mustache Competition was a real thing until I saw Larry McClure's gigantor mustache! The man is amazing and to actually go to all that trouble styling a mustache shows a lot of dedication. I can't even imagine putting that much hairspray in my hair, let alone in a mustache. Larry McClure, you're amazing.
I had a hard time believing the National Mustache Competition was a real thing until I saw Larry McClure's gigantor mustache! The man is amazing and to actually go to all that trouble styling a mustache shows a lot of dedication. I can't even imagine putting that much hairspray in my hair, let alone in a mustache. Larry McClure, you're amazing.
Trend Themes
1. Facial Hair Competitions - The rise of facial hair competitions signals a growing interest in unique, creative grooming styles.
2. Vintage Cartoon Style - The popularity of Yosemite Sam style mustaches reflects a trend toward vintage cartoon-inspired fashion.
3. Male Grooming - The increasing attention paid to mustache grooming highlights a trend toward more elaborate male grooming practices.
Industry Implications
1. Beauty and Grooming - The beauty and grooming industry could take note of the rising interest in creative, unique grooming styles and develop new products accordingly.
2. Entertainment and Fashion - Entertainment and fashion industries could capitalize on the popularity of vintage cartoon-inspired styles such as the Yosemite Sam mustache.
3. Event and Competition Hosting - Opportunities exist for hosts and organizers of facial hair competitions to create new and innovative events and experiences for participants.
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