90's Accessories
Over-sized (and highly convenient) clips and headbands made a come-back in New York as seen at Alexander Wang, Zadig & Voltaire, and Prabal Gurung. Banana clips, glitzy bobby pins, and zig-zag headbands help achieve the other trends we will look at ahead. Um, why did these ever go away?!
60's Buffant
Short & to the point, the variations of bobs had an oddly similar feel to the 1960's era, most with a new spin! This trend is a two-fer though because like the center photo from Jeremy Scott, wigs are also cool now; because who needs dry shampoo when you can just put a perfectly styled piece on your head instead? Also pictured is Moschino & Sonia Rykiel.
80's Cuts
We might as well have partied like it was 1988 this year so why would fall trends not include with robust era? Asymmetrical cuts and bright colors scream 80's with it's rebellious and edgy feel. Hair blowouts because the bigger, the better, and don't forget the thick and chunky accessories! Now-a-days this look takes a confident wearer but we are feeling it! Trend setters pictured include: Anna Sui, Tom Ford, and Marc Jacobs.
Topknot Twist
Chanel (center), the creator of revolution, took it back to a new classic, The Topknot. The once, lazy girl's go-to, can now be elegant and freeing. How do you do it? Step 1: Twist the hair. Step 2: Look effortless. But that's the secret to any good hair, right? Especially our next trend -->
Oh yeah, credit to Sportmax & Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini for the other ideas pictured!
Easy Breezy
Straight, sleek, shiny, healthy and (our fave word) EFFORTLESS hair is the go-to. No more brushed out beach waves for you. It's time to rock that barely-there blowout. This is where we said the 90's accessories come in for your special occasions too. Thank you Isabel Marant, Lanvin, and Louis Vuitton for reminding me I'll never rock this center part thing.
photos and content courtesy of Vogue Paris