Long Hair Mexican Taper Fade (noun): A hairstyle characterized by longer hair on top and gradually shorter hair towards the neck, with a faded transition between the two lengths. It often incorporates elements of Mexican hairstyles, such as the copete (pompadour).
This hairstyle is popular among Mexican and Latino men, and it has become increasingly common in mainstream culture due to its versatility and stylish appearance. It offers the benefits of both long and short hair, allowing for a range of styling options while maintaining a clean and polished look. The taper fade technique, which first emerged in the 1990s, has played a key role in popularizing the long hair Mexican taper fade.