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NYFW Spring 2022 Hair
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Untamed Texture
At Coach there was a grungy feel enhanced by middle-parted bedhead locks courtesy of hairstylist Guido Palau. The occasional swipe of burgundy on models’ lips also helped define the 90s vibe.
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Untamed Texture
Hairstylist Duffy ensured models looked fabulous at Dundas x Revolve with windblown hair that appeared to be straight out of a shampoo commercial.
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Untamed Texture
Threeasfour was all about textured updos. Unite Creative Director Gary Baker gave the high twisted buns even more lift with a teased finish.
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Untamed Texture
Lead hairstylist Jawara Wauchope highlighted tons of texture. Locks at Brandon Maxwell had a sleeker finish inspired by post-shower or post-beach tresses. The hair guru used Dyson Corrale Hair Straightener ($499.99) to keep frizz in check.
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Crisp Center Parts
At Altuzarra TRESemmé Global Lead Stylist Odile Gilbert was inspired by globetrotters. Hence the unfussy middle parts with micro braids.
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Crisp Center Parts
Prabal Gurung also jumped on the middle part bandwagon. Hairstylist Lucas Wilson for Bumble and bumble kept the parts consistent whether hair was down, in a ponytail or tucked into an undone bun.
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Crisp Center Parts
Odile Gilbert was also responsible for the effortless hairdos at Rodarte, which showcased the individual hair textures of models. The common theme was the sharp center parts.
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Crisp Center Parts
Gabriela Hearst’s show checked multiple Spring 2022 hair trends, including minimalism, sleek finishes and sharp center parts. Hairstylist James Pecis used Oribe Très Set Structure Spray ($46) on freshly washed strands.
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So Sleek
Proenza Schouler is always a masterclass in understated beauty. Lead hairstylist Guido Palau’s focus was on tailored minimalism and movement resulting in bound braids.
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So Sleek
Hair can be sleek but still have movement. See the Gen Z-inspired looks at Anna Sui. Celebrity hairstylist Garren crafted crisp middle-parted updos, but left textured tendrils. A spritz of R+Co Bleu Cult Classic Flexible Hairspray ($57) created the touchable, soft finish.
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So Sleek
Naeemah LaFond, Amika’s global artistic director, stuck with the season’s effortless hair vibe at Sandy Liang. Some models sported glossy buns that looked like they twisted locks into the hairstyle right after showering in a very polished way.
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So Sleek
For Michael Kors Collection, hairstylist Orlando Pita crafted ladylike updos. Not a single strand was out of place.
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So Sleek
Crisp parts and super sleek finishes were the hallmarks of the hairstyles at Jonathan Simkhai, whether manes were short, long, in an updo or half down. Hairstylist Lucas Wilson switched things up with deep side parts.
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Movie Star Romance
Models at Naeem Khan genuinely looked like they stepped out of a vintage film thanks to the shellacked updos with floral hair accessories created by hairstylist Jon Reyman.
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Movie Star Romance
Lead hairstylist Jawara Wauchope for Dyson was behind one of the standout hairstyles of the season. Models at Christian Siriano stomped the runways with gravity-defying S braids. Wires and ribbons helped achieve the whimsical finish.
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Movie Star Romance
The bouffant is back if Moschino and hairstylist Danilo have anything to say about it. The teased updos had a playful soft texture that kept them modern.
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Movie Star Romance
At Markarian hairstylist Mandee Tauber worked her magic to craft romantic updos that tied into the collection’s intimate salon theme. Hairnets, bows and Oribe Gel Sérum Radiance, Magic and Hold ($63) were all part of the hairstyles.
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Movie Star Romance
There was no shortage of vintage sophistication at the Duncan Spring 2022 show with slick, center-parted locks topped with kerchiefs. Hairstylist Gary Baker used Unite MaxControl Spray ($29) to achieve the high-shine finish.
