Even her appearance — she's never dirty or mussed up.
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It really humanized Hitler when Jimmy Fallon mussed up his mustache.
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It's what marks Annie's disintegration into the mussed-up being she is when the show starts.
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On the runway at McQueen, grooming was discernibly stripped-back and natural, and models sported tousled, mussed-up hair.
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There's something so edgy about short bangs, something so unspeakably sexy about a mussed-up, shaggy, grown-out fringe.
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I picture them just kind of grappling for an uncomfortable amount of time, a lot of grunts, and one very mussed-up hairdo.
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The Week Ahead There's a part of us that delights in watching seemingly perfect things be mussed up, taken down or wickedly exposed.
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Inspired by that perfectly mussed-up state our salt-infused hair gets after a day at the beach, the look is seemingly unfussy, and effortlessly chic.
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Throw all the bleary eyes and mussed-up hair and scratchy stubble and disheveled clothes in the world at him, but it won't do any good.
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For Lady Gaga's star-studded 30th birthday bash in L.A. Saturday evening, the 1989 singer donned a sequin short-sleeve jumpsuit and mussed up her bob a bit.
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Mussed-up hair is best achieved with the help of France's top hairstylists, and barefaced, natural beauty is enhanced by stimulating facial massage and a long steam session in one of the city's many hammams.
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In the video for 1983's "Illegal Alien," for instance, Collins sports a large fake moustache, a mussed-up black toupee, and a five o'clock shadow; he appears to be attempting to sing with a Spanish accent.
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If you, like Kimmy Schmidt, missed the last few decades of pop culture, you might think the Rolling Stone photo of Styles posing in a high-neck, white-collared shirt with mussed-up hair was actually Jagger.
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I imagined Blunt's character Evelyn carefully dipping her hair in river water and letting it air dry in the heat until it was wavy and sun-kissed with that slightly mussed-up quality you only get on vacation.
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This year, the group, comprising Page Burkum and Jack Torrey, released "Easy Way," a record that ever-so-slightly mussed up the clean-cut sound of their 2016 label debut, but maintained a sunny outlook and retro coziness.
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Ellie Goulding: The singer was all sweetness in a blush Stella McCartney gown and Bulgari jewels, then traded that in for some rocker edge in a Suzie Turner Couture sheer gown and mussed-up mane to duet with Andra Day.
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The EP was a delicious piece of misdirection from the dominant narrative established by other noise bands diving into techno—instead of blistered 4/4 beats, it was a sloppy, sleepy, and otherworldly collage of mussed-up, off-kilter rock riffs.
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Less rumpled than he was in his 2016 bid for executive office, when his trademark messy look became a symbol of his passionate focus on upending the status quo, Senator Sanders is nevertheless still notably more mussed up than the rest of the field.
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Ross Douthat Of all the strange images of this strange campaign, I find myself particularly struck by this vision: Mitt Romney, pacing alone in one of his many houses, his angst evident in his faintly mussed-up hair, placing pleading phone calls to Republican politicians asking them to run as a third-party candidate against Donald Trump.
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Steketee scored all 15 points in the game, kicking three field goals and scoring a touchdown. The Syracuse Herald reported: "One man stood out in the Michigan triumph, Steketee of Grand Rapids. He made the entire 15 points scored by his team and otherwise mussed up perfect good intentions on the part of the visitors." In the fourth quarter, Steketee also intercepted a pass and ran 20 yards for a touchdown.
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