0Fall Goes Both WaysHalf-shaved heads, cross-dressing models, and low fashion as high are just a few examples of fall fashion's increasing schizophrenia. See our gallery of two-faced trends.Updated Jul. 14, 2017 2:48PM EDT / Published Aug. 04, 2009 6:24PM EDT Samir Hussein / Getty Images; Nick Harvey, WireImage / Getty Images The Half ShaveSamir Hussein / Getty Images; Nick Harvey, WireImage / Getty Images Uneven LengthsFrazer Harrison / Getty Images; Michel Euler / AP Photo Low is HighChris Moore, Catwalking / Getty Images (2) Asymmetric CutsFernanda Calfat / Getty Images; Karl Prouse, Catwalking / Getty Images Cross-DressingJean Paul Gaultier Retro-FuturismKarl Prouse, Catwalking / Getty Images; Kristian Dowling / Getty Images Underwear as OuterwearKarl Prouse, Catwalking / Getty Images; Catwalking / Getty Images Cut-out BootsBryan Bedder / Getty Images; Antonio Calanni / AP Photo Shorts for WinterAndrew H. Walker / Getty Images; Luca Bruno / AP Photo
The Half ShaveSamir Hussein / Getty Images; Nick Harvey, WireImage / Getty Images Uneven LengthsFrazer Harrison / Getty Images; Michel Euler / AP Photo Low is HighChris Moore, Catwalking / Getty Images (2) Asymmetric CutsFernanda Calfat / Getty Images; Karl Prouse, Catwalking / Getty Images Cross-DressingJean Paul Gaultier Retro-FuturismKarl Prouse, Catwalking / Getty Images; Kristian Dowling / Getty Images Underwear as OuterwearKarl Prouse, Catwalking / Getty Images; Catwalking / Getty Images Cut-out BootsBryan Bedder / Getty Images; Antonio Calanni / AP Photo Shorts for WinterAndrew H. Walker / Getty Images; Luca Bruno / AP Photo