London Fashion Week hairstyles trends

We have repeatedly admitted that we love London Fashion Week for an excellent amount of ideas - including those that seem outwardly vulgar at first glance - that can be borrowed or adapted. We have already talked about trends in fashion, which can be derived from the presented collections, and now we look at the main trends in hairstyles offered by fashion show stylists.

Curled hair

The make-up at the show was extremely rare - for the Westwood show - viable, and it could easily be copied, with some reservations. The same with hairstyles: bulky hair curled up high, perhaps not very consistent with the spirit of the times, but look like an absolute femininity.

Smooth tail

An ideal tail without a single strand is suitable for any occasion and almost any length. Note that the direct part with smooth hair informs the person of severity, so if you want to lower it, you should move the part or fluff a little hair.

Loose hair

Super-shiny flowing hair of natural (or slightly improved, ok) color, as in the shows of Helen Lawrence and Ashley Williams, in our opinion, the ideal of everyday hairstyles. True, the “washed and gone” scheme will not work here: for such brilliance, you will need oil or special styling, or maybe even a iron, necessarily with thermal protection (for example, on the backstage Helen Lawrence used TONI & GUY Heat Protection Mist)

Matted hair

Another example to follow, not for exact copying. Hair that fits head-on like a helmet can hardly look pretty, but we are impressed by the assumption of light or not very negligence in hair. The most obvious scenario: braid one or two braids on the wet hair at night and do not fix them in the morning (and do not forget to fix everything with varnish).