Top 5 Spring 2019 Hair Trends From NYFW
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Another NYFW season has officially wrapped and one thing is certain, spring 2019 hair is all about having fun. Accessories reigned supreme and popped up in a bevy of unexpected ways with a focus on the creative and breaking the rules, like mix matched clips, stacked bobbies, birds…even crowns! A healthy dose of buns had their moment and good ‘ol fashion Americana is making it’s return. Peep our top NYFW spring 2019 hair trends below.
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NYFW Spring 2019 Hair Trends
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DIY Accessories
Put a pin it was the mantra for spring 2019. From stacked and criss crossed bobby pins to woven ponytails and randomly scattered barrettes, the DIY spirit came through on the runways in a playful way. Less focus on perfection and more on individuality, models looks were unique and tailored to their particular look or hair texture. So for spring, get ready to hone those craft skills and play with girlie accessories.
Runway: Nonie by Justine Marjan x TRESemme
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DIY Accessories
Runway: Tibi by Frank Rizzeri x Aveda
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DIY Accessories
Runway: Zimmerman by Renya Xydis x Wella
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DIY Accessories
Runway: Ulla Johnson
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DIY Accessories
Runway: Prabal Gurung by Anthony Turner x Wella
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Big Texas Blowout
The higher the hair, the closer to God–and Bella, Gigi and Taylor Hill are getting mighty close thanks to Brandon Maxwell’s Texas-inspired runway. The bouncy blowout is back but made modern, and fashion’s newfound interest in classic Americana western bodes to for both hair and style next spring.
Runway: Brandon Maxwell by James Pecis x Oribe
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Big Texas Blowout
Runway: Brandon Maxwell by James Pecis x Oribe
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Big Texas Blowout
Runway: Ralph Lauren by Guido Palau x Redken
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Big Texas Blowout
Runway: Longchamp by Guido Palau x Redken
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Hair Haute Couture
Avante garde styles worked their way in for spring at Rodarte and Marc Jacobs. Backstage at Rodarte, Odile created 48 different looks comprised of thousands of roses, birds, crowns and bows and expertly wove these pieces into the models hair. At Marc Jacobs, a distinctly more refined look hit the runway by Guido, showcasing an architectural take on a ’60s pony with va va voom volume at the crown.
Runway: Rodarte by Odile Gilbert x TRESemme
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Hair Haute Couture
Runway: Rodarte by Odile Gilbert x TRESemme
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Hair Haute Couture
Runway: Rodarte by Odile Gilbert x TRESemme
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Hair Haute Couture
Runway: Marc Jacobs by Guido Palau x Redken
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Hair Haute Couture
Runway: Marc Jacobs by Guido Palau x Redken
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Get Knotty
There’s nothing we love more than an effortless bun–be it a half knot, top knot, low bun… we’re sold. Needless to say, spring’s bun offerings did not disappoint as there was a little something for everyone.
Runway: Alice + Olivia by Justine Marjan x TRESemme
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Get Knotty
Runway: Brock Collection by James Pecis x Oribe x Dyson
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Get Knotty
Runway: Brock Collection by James Pecis x Oribe x Dyson
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Get Knotty
Runway: Area
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Get Knotty
Runway: Prabal Gurung by Anthony Turner x Wella
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Headscarves
There’s one way to look undeniably chic… throw a headscarf on! These ’60s meets ’70s styles are back in a big way, and perfect for hiding a not-so-fab mane day.
Runway: Tom Ford x Orlando Pita
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Headscarves
Runway: Alexander Wang
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Headscarves
Runway: Kate Spade
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