5 Best Hair Trends at New York Fashion Week Fall 2019
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Another NYFW for the books, but this season the hair stole the show. Fashion month usually delivers easy, off-duty hair that typically embraces the models’ natural texture for barely-touched tresses to let the clothes take center stage–but this season key stylists and designers went a bit rogue and opted for show-stopping mane moments that we can’t wait to emulate ourselves. From ’70s texture to fluttery hair accessories and chains–fall 2019 is decidingly playful and favors the bold. Ahead, five key trends from New York Fashion Week Fall 2019 that we are already wearing.
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Statement-Making Braids
Never have we ever met a braid we didn’t like, and Fall 2019 is shaping up to be the season of the braid. Be it colorful, tied up in pigtails or snatched down the back–we have a feeling braids will be en vogue well past festival season.
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Statement-Making Braids
We can’t get over these psychedelic rainbow braids on rapper JZL the Empress at Nicole Miller.
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Statement-Making Braids
Redken’s Global Hair Artist Guido Palau whipped up a singular, super snatched braid using waist-length extensions for down-to-there lengths on the babes at Tory Burch.
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Statement-Making Braids
Chromat used fall’s beauty looks as a way to make a serious statement about environmental devastation, fastening dramatic braids with plastic water bottles that echoes the brand’s movement towards social change and environmental protection.
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Heavy Metals
It’s real treat when a designer allows the hair to take center stage–and such was the case at Christian Siriano where TRESemme key stylist Justine Marjan fastened punky chainmail into low ponies for maximum rock-n-roll impact.
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Heavy Metals
Area proved all things excess is on-trend for fall with models sporting softcore embellished face masks and
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Heavy Metals
Bantu knots adorned with diamond tendrils backstage at Area.
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Heavy Metals
Chunky cyrstal chains create a modern halo backstage at Area.
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Buzzing Butterflies
Leave it to Rodarte to always bring hair accoutrements aplenty. And while butterflies weren’t the only things decorating the models’ manes backstage, they were definitely the highlight. Butterflies also were the topper of choice at Alice + Olivia, where a flock of rainbow flutters were the perfect topper to beautiful sleek low buns.
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Buzzing Butterflies
Leave it to Rodarte to always bring hair accoutrements aplenty. And while butterflies weren’t the only things decorating the models’ manes backstage, they were definitely the highlight. Butterflies also were the topper of choice at Alice + Olivia, where a flock of rainbow flutters were the perfect topper to beautiful sleek low buns.
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Technicolor
Pinterest told us that lavender hair was going to be the breakout trend for 2019, and all signs are pointing to yes after seeing the technicolor wigs by Garren and IGK on the runways at Anna Sui. Brilliant blue on Bella Hadid and candy colored pinks and oranges lit up the runway for a moment so poptimistic it would make Andy Warhol smile.
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Technicolor
Pinterest told us that lavender hair was going to be the breakout trend for 2019, and all signs are pointing to yes after seeing the technicolor wigs by Garren and IGK on the runways at Anna Sui. Brilliant blue on Bella Hadid and candy colored pinks lit up the runway for a moment so poptimistic it would make Andy Warhol smile.
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’70s Texture
Put on your party pants, because textured manes worthy of dancing queens and disco ball dreams are reigning supreme for fall. This fluffy styles made the rounds at Michael Kors, Christian Cowan and 3.1 Phillip Lim.
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’70s Texture
Put on your party pants, because textured manes worthy of dancing queens and disco ball dreams are reigning supreme for fall. This fluffy styles made the rounds at Michael Kors, Christian Cowan and 3.1 Phillip Lim.
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’70s Texture
Put on your party pants, because textured manes worthy of dancing queens and disco ball dreams are reigning supreme for fall. This fluffy styles made the rounds at Michael Kors, Christian Cowan and 3.1 Phillip Lim.
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