7 Simple Daily Hairstyles Inspired By The FW21 Runways
Chic, low-key and effortless, these cool girl hair trends from the Fall/Winter 2021 runways offer plenty of fine inspiration this season
We sometimes think that just because something appears on the fashion runways that they are unattainable in real life. But this isn't necessarily true.
On the Fall Winter '21 Runways, models strutted their stuff with their hair slicked back, braided or in a sleek ponytail – looks that are completely doable in the comfort of your own home. Even better, these sleek looks look effortless (even if they aren't), and definitely give the appearance of stylish confidence (even if you don't feel it!). Check them out and see how best you can wear each style, whether it's out for lunch or just heading to the mall.
Turtleneck, jacket and jeans, Michael Michael Kors
Done right, this ‘do can elevate your look instantly and add a modern, sophisticated edge. If you like it super sleek, start by working with damp tresses.
Coat, Longchamp
It’s a classic for a reason. Achieve a smooth finish with pomade and hairspray to tame rogue flyaways and ensure that strands stay put.
Dress, Givenchy
If there’s one hairstyle that works perfectly with second-day hair, it’s this. Classy and elegant, it can be easily pulled together in minutes. For a more polished look, wrap a section of hair around your elastic band.
Turtleneck, inner vest, vest, and pants, Tory Burch
For two trends in one, wear your hair in an updo and leave the two front sections on each side loose. Finally, braid each section in a three-strand style.
Sweater, Michael Michael Kors
This season’s take on the red carpet classic is neither fussy nor complicated. For best results, work with your hair and not against it. Scrunch your strands with texturising spray to create definition and boost volume.
Bangs that go high above the eyebrows are great for opening up the face and accentuating the cheekbones. If you’re not ready to take the plunge, you can always fake it with faux bangs. Spritzing dry shampoo on mini bangs can help to reduce oiliness, and add body and texture.
Jacket, Longchamp
To get this look, you’ll probably need hair extensions, but it’s worth the effort, we promise. If you really must fake the illusion of Rapunzel tresses without extensions, lightly backcomb your hair before you start plaiting for more volume.
Photography Vee Chin
Styling Adeline Eng
Hair Fadli Rahman, Using Wigs By Salome & Kevin.Murphy
Makeup Nikki Fu, Using Shu Uemura
Model Zeline/ Basic Models, Yasmine/ Ave
Text: Letty Seah/HerWorld