There’s no doubt that accessories can make or break an outfit. They’re like a fashion cherry on top, instantly adding a chic touch to any look. Meanwhile we are ready to commit bag It this season and low-heeled slippery sandals to complement our outfits, there is one accessory that dominates the fashion industry today: headbands. A few seasons ago, Prada reintroduced the thick satin cut headband, and we’ve never had enough since debut. Even our flagship style icons like Bella Hadid and Hailey Bieber have been spotted in beloved accessories, proving that fashion girls are embracing headbands this season.
Yes, headbands are always a part of style, but this summer, prepare for a main back. From bejeweled jewelery and embellishments to sleek and skinny silhouettes, headbands are getting the revival they deserve. Whether you are mistaken for minimalism or a self-proclaimed maximalist, chances are that there is a headband for your look. Previously, we’ve compiled the best editor-approved headbands that are suitable for long, curly, straight, fine hair and even short pixie cuts. Keep scrolling to find eight headband trends that fashion girls think are in this season.
“Slowly something is increasing, some more desire and joy,” said Miuccia Prada in his A / W 2021 post-show discussion with collaborator Raf Simons. The mood that Mrs Prada takes has of course filtered into a lot of beauty A / W show 2021.
Helmet haircuts of the season, body paint, face stickers, crayola color palettes, gothic extremism and other inventive styles on beauty suggest a readiness to play around, to experiment. Skin care and health dominated the conversation last year, but this season has hinted that there is ‘desire and excitement’ around a return to the bolder grooming.
Below, we share some of the most memorable looks from this season to inspire your own cosmetic creativity.
Burberry
One of Riccardo Tisci’s most recent major inspirations Burberry The collection is the Arts and Crafts movement from the early 19th century in England, which saw artists such as William Morris revolt against a revival of industrial-produced goods in favor of handicrafts with wildlife motifs.
To translate this aesthetic into cosmetics, Burberry Global Beauty Director, Isamaya Ffrench, Built on the hyper-minimalist makeup from last year’s show, maintains the same high-polish skin and no-makeup makeup, but this time the face is studded with fine silver stars and face crystals.
To complete the look, hairstylist Jawara Wauchope created a series of military-style cuts and gel backs that were so severe they looked almost painted.
Molly Goddard
Molly Goddard A / W 2021. Photography: Ben Broomfield
There’s always a certain amount of excitement in Molly Goddard’s work, and that sensibility complements it this season by Luke Hersheson’s weird hair, and colorful makeup by Miranda Joyce. A candy string of hair with a neon pink crescent around the eyes and bright red lips.
The effect is like an artistic result in a child’s first experiment with their mother’s dresser. The hair is maximally dried and makeup is applied freely and experimentally, without following any rules about where to go. This is one of the many looks this season that shows fancy makeup and hair will be trending in the fall of 2021.
Ahluwalia
Ahluwalia A / W 2021
Spray paint mold from Priya Ahluwalia’s A / W 21 Collection reflected in the blue airbrush steak that adores the faces of the models. London-based makeup artist Bari Khalique accents the cheekbones, brow line and chin with a light blue wash for a chic cosmetic tint.
Simone Rocha
Some of the most memorable hair looks of the season come from hairstylist Cyndia Harvey di Simone Rocha. Rocha was inspired by the naivety of teens for this collection and Harvey’s long plaits hark back to the uniform hairstyles of many school girls.
However, shaping the braid into a sculpture that defines gravity adds anxiety to its delicacy, in a nod to Rocha’s distinctive blend of fragility and ferocity. The mix is echoed in Lauren Parsons’ makeup, which features sweet, peach lips and brown eyes that add to the impression of a sleepless night. Ama Quashie’s nail art, which features delicate flowers on a translucent base, is a really fun detail.
Prada
Prada A / W 2021
In the first few seconds Prada A / W 2021 digital show, the camera rotates and follows the model through OMA-designed set, featuring a slicked back hair helmet. The sleek minimalist look is the perfect coating for the vibrant textures, patterns and colors that characterize the latest Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons collections. While Pat McGrath clean, barely noticeable makeup adds an element of understatement.
Salvatore Ferragamo
The start of Paul Andrew’s A / W 2021 collection for Salvatore Ferragamo begins with a beauty that is not much different from appearances at many other events of the season – minimalistic makeup combined with slicked back hair. However, as a sci-fi inspired show film, it continues to sparkle of something different emerging.
A model emerged from the tunnel of white light, nodding 2001: A Space Odyssey, with a smudge of silver paint around her lips, the same thing reappears, until at the end of the show, the models that appear are almost entirely covered in silver body paint complemented by matching silver trenches or open chainmail dresses.
Yohji Yamamoto
Yohji Yamamoto A / W 2021. Image by Takay
Spooky is probably the best word to describe hair and make-up Yohji Yamamoto the latest A / W 2021 collection. The blend of 19th-century structures and contemporary streetwear influences is reflected in the beauty look that straddles the line between Romantic-era ghouls and modern punk.
Long black power lines crimped and flipped into an Edward Scissorhands mess, bouffant hairstyles deflated and dyed with gray streaks, shorter hairdos styled into intricate braids or gelled up and dyed blue, red, and black .
The gothy-punk hairstyle is accompanied by extremely pale skin and lips that are pale to corpse-pale.
Christian Dior
Maria Grazia Chiuri calls her newest collection for Christian Dior ‘Annoying Beauty’ and it does have a creepy element to beauty Peter Philips and Guido Palau was built for the show.
Philips’ creates smoky black eyes that appear darker around the corners of the eyes and more shaded along the creases for a fuzzy, spooky effect. Palau hair accentuates drama with a severe midsection or drapes of glossy bangs.
Dries Van Noten
It’s almost impossible not to be seen slightly smeared vinyl lip in Dries Van NotenA / W 2021 movie that’s full of dancing. From rosy pink to brick-red and deep berries, protruding lips are reinforced by combed back hair, minimal eye make-up, and brows that are occasionally bleached.
Paired with free-flowing choreography and a Massive Attack soundtrack, this collection’s bold cosmetics offer some much-needed inspiration for an evening party make-up that, hopefully, isn’t that far off. §
Fairytale weddings saw a resurgence, in large part due to the celebratory atmosphere that resulted from large-scale vaccination efforts that promised to reunite loved ones.
“The dresses were designed to be above what they ever had, with sparkles and ruffles and ruffles,” said Bond. “Currently, for many of my brides, the dress occupies the front row seats. You want the hair to be simple and beautiful. “
For brides looking for that storybook style, loose braids continue to be a trend, complete with vine accessories draped in thick hair.
Photo of Influencer Kimmy Gotch courtesy of Reese Bond
“If you want a more elegant and romantic look, get a large, low bun at the nape [of your neck], with sections pulled down around your face or slicked back, ”Bond advises.
When it comes to accessories for your bridal hairstyle, versatility is key. Vines are great for hair that is styled down and up.
“[Brides] looking for a simple, easy – that romantic look, “says Bond. “For a hairdresser, this is like a dream come true. You can literally grind and shape accessories into the hair. “
One of the beauty secrets that can give your bridal hair the right amount of staying power, she says, are extensions. Extensions not only give enviable length to loose hair, they can add incredible volume to an upward style.
We’re going into 2021, and already, some are busy beauty trends it’s starting to come off. TikTok has dictated many of them, from such unexpected skin care practices slugging into makeup fashions like adding blush to our noses. But when you arrive hair, fashion sets are always at the forefront. Could it be that fashion intelligence and great hair go hand in hand? We will wait for the research on this theory to surface, and until then, we will continue to look for our favorite fashion girl to tell us how to style our hair.
As we looked forward to warmer weather and, hopefully, geared up for more positive changes in our daily happenings, we thought it would be wise to consult some of the leading celebrity hairstylists for a little insight into the spring hair trends set to take over. in 2021. Keep scrolling to learn about the 10 trends they love the most along with mood board inspirations from some of our favorite fashion girls.
It has been 84 years since the lockdown began (well, it feels like this), if there is one thing that is not going well at the moment, it is our port network.
People turn to DIY haircuts again (like it!) and try to hide everything on Zoom in the sun.
We hope to know more about when the hair salon and barber shop will reopen on February 22.Recovery roadmap“But at the same time, stylists and hair care experts also shared their tips to help your locks shine with new life. You’re welcome.
1. Give your hair dryer one day off (or two days)
If you spend a lot of time at home, this is a matter of course. Caroline Sanderson, owner of Ego Hair Design in Inverness, says that excessive drying and styling (always heating) can damage and dry hair.
She said: “Try to limit dryness and use this time to take care of your hair so that when you send your hair to the salon again, your hair stylist will have unlimited options.”
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2. Embrace your curly hair
If your hair is naturally curly or curly, then it’s time to embrace it. Salon64 director Ricky Walters (Ricky Walters) said that this is because “curls, waves and any movement in the hair help hide any irregular hair” including split ends and breaks. Taking a break from the straightener will do wonders for your heat-damaged grille.
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3. Avoid kitchen scissors
This is tempting when your hair looks like you are looking for the nearest scissors. cousinBut Emma Combe, the ambassador of hair care brand Moo & Yoo, urged people not to cut their hair at home. She said: “It seems like a good idea, but we can guarantee that you will regret it soon.” “If absolutely necessary, just cut off the edges. Cut it dry, cut less than you think, and under your fingers .”
Martin Quenault, director of KH Hair Salon in Ashby, Leicestershire, agrees that trimming his hair is not a good idea, but he admits that desperate measures are needed in times of despair. If you want to go, please get some hairdressing scissors. He added: “Kitchen scissors are definitely not good.”
He said: “I will only take a few measures to maintain its shape, please don’t try to redesign the style.” “When you do it yourself, you can only cut the hair dry, as if it gets wet, it will be much shorter after drying.” He suggested People cut a small part of their hair and use the tip of scissors to cut off the end and tie it to the hair, “instead of just dulling the hair with their own hairstyle.”
4. Change your breakup
If you want to hide some serious roots or gray hair, Joanne Roe, a stylist at KH Hair Leicester Salon, recommends avoiding significant separation. She said: “Try to make chaotic or jagged segmentations, or not segmentation at all.” “This will undoubtedly make them less visible.”
5. Make your own hair mask
For those with fluffy curly hair, Katherine and Francesca Hagan, managing directors of ONatural Oils, recommend making a deep conditioning mask at home, especially because fluffy African curly hair is prone to drying and breaking.
You need: a plastic container, a mixing bowl, a knife, a wooden spoon, a tablespoon, a teaspoon, half a banana (avoid using too ripe bananas because it will stick to your hair), your favorite Deep conditioner, honey and some hair oil.
Peel half a banana and cut into 3 or 4 slices, put in a mixing bowl
Add 2-3 tablespoons of your favorite brand deep conditioner to the bowl
Then add a teaspoon of honey
Add 1-2 teaspoons of your favorite oil mixture
Take a wooden spoon and mix them together until the mixture is completely smooth
Pour the mixture into your plastic container for use.
They recommend wearing a shower cap on your head, leaving the conditioner for 20-30 minutes, using a hooded hair dryer or hair dryer to reduce heat, and then wash off the mask.
Regardless of the hairstyle, Adele Clarke, owner of Spectrum Hair Company and brand ambassador of Osmo Ikon, says that you can use olive, coconut, avocado or castor oil to improve the health of your hair and scalp. “Massage them directly into your hair, or add them to your daily conditioner for a deeper and more intense treatment.” If your serum runs out, that’s great.
Katherine McQueen
Celebrity hair stylist Tom Smith said that Asian hairstyles can sometimes curl easily. He said: “If this is the case, please take the opportunity to use a high-moisture hair mask at home, especially in the middle and the ends.” “It is a good idea to avoid hair roots because the outer skin of each hair strand is tightly closed. Therefore, this type of hair tends to become greasy faster.”
6. Hug up
Hairstylists everywhere recommend that you wear more hair at home and wash your hair less to avoid perm. Ricky Walters said that you can try braiding so that the split ends can be hidden and deformed. Or a clasped ponytail-pulled tight and worn high on the crown, this is a ponytail with a tall demeanor. Think of Ariana Grande.
7. Make DIY dry shampoo
Clarke said that if the job of buying a bottle of Batiste recently is not that priority, you can make your own dry shampoo at home.
She said: “Mix corn/rice starch and baking soda, add a little cocoa powder to make your hair darker, add a drop of lavender oil, apply it with a makeup brush, and let it sit for a few minutes.” “Brush it out and it will work for you. The roots are refreshing. Maybe add some of your favorite scent talcum powder.”
8. Look at those separated ends
Jon Hala, who owns a salon in Jubilee Place Canary Wharf, said that the only real way to eliminate split ends is to perform regular trims, but there are several ways to protect your hair and repair some damage.
First, take a break and don’t heat your hair. Next, remember to treat your hair gently-“No matter how knotted, don’t drag it,” he said. If you do, it may increase the splitting and make the hair more brittle. Third, take care of your hair once a week.
He said: “The important thing is to use quality products that can support and protect the strands.” “Next time you want to buy hair care essentials, please pay attention to those products that are known for their bifurcation targets. Make sure they are silicone-free, because They will redouble their efforts to increase moisture and protect the strands from further damage.”
9. Do deep exercises once a week
Like Hala, hair extension expert and stylist Tatiana Karelina praised the power of deep conditioning. Moreover, you can do it without making a hair mask. She said: “Apply a lot of conditioner to wet hair, comb with a wide-toothed comb, wrap your head with plastic wrap and towel, let it sit for 20-30 minutes, then rinse and enjoy silky smooth hair,” she said .
“All hair types, textures and colors will benefit from this treatment. However, this is particularly surprising for curly-textured curly hair because it tends to become dry and brittle.”
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10. Change hair style
If your hair is short and you are growing into a mushroom-like hairstyle, hair stylist Neil Moodie recommends some changes to your hairstyle.
He suggested: “The smooth appearance of the sides separated may be good-you only need some water and a little gel, or even scrape it back and create some height and texture on the crown,” even simple operations such as adding After the hair is inserted into the ear, it can also be given a new shape.
For African hair, he recommends clumping the hair as it grows, or adding a headband around the front hairline. He added: “The shampoo stays on the hair after shampoo and causes some distortions in the hair. This is a good way to control the growth of African texture,” he added.
11. Accessories!
If you are tired of the same old hairstyle, Joanne Roe of KH Hair’s Leicester Salon recommends that you purchase accessories for a quick upgrade. She said: “Maybe you can try beautifully decorated pins.” “This will distract everything that is happening at your roots. If you want a full understanding, try a chic scarf.
Moodie added: “Whether it’s sliding backwards or combing backwards, when it grows into short hair, the headband on the front of the hair is cute.”
12. Choose a level cut
Mark Maciver, owner of SliderCuts in East London, has come up with some tips for making black short hair look neater. First: a single-layer haircut.
He said: “If you are okay with a flat hairstyle, then you can get rid of most styles.” “If it’s level 1, level 2, or level 3, you just need to make sure that the opposite of grain is the opposite direction of hair growth. This will make it a flush cut, and even cuts everywhere.” He has his beginner tutorial Instagram with YouTube.
Also, if you have large hair and want to look neater, you can use a technique called compression. He said: “Get a holding cream, then apply the cream with a turban, turban or rag, and then put the rap thing on your head. This will help compress anything in it and make it look shorter and neater. “.
13. Master the art of blow drying
Want to blow dry at home? Jessica Neil, a hair stylist at KH Hair West Bridgford in Nottingham, said that good hair condition is the key to proper hair combing.
On the freshly washed towel-dried hair, prepare to dry it with volumizing and anti-frizz products and heat protection. Next, you need to cut off your hair. “This is very important,” Neal said, “because if you don’t cut your hair, you can’t dry your hair and shape it into the desired shape.”
Starting from the nape, leave a three-inch section, and then cut the rest of the hair. Using a medium/large round brush, place the hair on top of the brush and hold it in place. Set the dryer to medium heat, then apply it to the root area, then gently shake it dry. After the roots are 95% dry, move the brush down the hair to the middle and ends, bending at the ends.
After completing the first part of the operation, continue to make a two-inch cut, first focusing on the roots until the roots are 95% dry, then move the brush down. When you are ready to start from scratch, you need to change the technology. She said: “Now, you hold the round brush directly on top of your head, away from your face.” Once again, place your hair normally on the edge/hairline area of the top of the brush, and then dry the roots to 95%. Then, brush the brush until it is completely dry. “
After the hair is completely dry, run your fingers through the shape to complete the work, and then spray a spray of hairspray to finish-“not too heavy, because this will make your new blown hair sticky”.
