 After the war, women's hair grew increasingly longer until the 1960s when it made a comeback among younger women like Twiggy and continued to be worn into the 1970s.In the early 1960s the wings haircut made a comeback among the Beatnik and surfer subcultures who allowed their hair to grow out bushy and unstyled.Rock bands like the Rolling Stones and the Beatles copied this look, which spread to America during the British Invasion and was worn by bands like the Monkees and the Byrds.