If you are searching for a hairstyle to help aid hair growth while still being stylish then braids could be the answer that you are seeking. During the Proenza Schouler Spring/Summer 2015 fashion show models trotted down the runway with hair fashioned in two long French braids. The hairstyle is a protective carefree style that needs little maintenance yet has added drama due to the length.
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Hair: Going Natural On The Runway? Well it sure seems like it. Many designers have chosen to have some of our models rock “the natural look” aka an afro for their runway show. It was seen at the Givenchy Fall 2015 RTW and Stella McCartney Fall 2015 collection. This look can be absolutely beautiful and shows confidence and individualism when it is groomed and shaped nicely. So if you rock and Afro perfect, you should be confident with your own hair texture and not feel shamed to wear it; it is beautiful. However I hope this just doesn’t become a FAD or the industry trying to make you feel that this is the only way to wear your hair or that this is how all our hair looks like. As black woman we know we all have different textures of hair rather it’s curly, kinky or wavy. So please be confident with your hair alone and whichever way you feel like wearing it wear it like that.
Fall 2015 Ready-to-Wear Givenchy Baby Hairs On Fleek. Yeah we said it, on fleek!! Now lets be honest the baby hair game is nothing new. Black girls have been doing this since birth with their …
Here at the office we were kind of torn with this look. Half loved it and the other half loved it too, but felt the look could not be translated for the streets. Is this a look only for the runways never to be repeated in day to day life?
Orlando Pita who styled the model’s hair for the Giambattista Valli Spring 2015 show said the look caused the girls to feel absolutely beautiful. Isn’t that how great hair SHOULD make you feel? Okay, so a point goes to the look itself, but how did Oliver create this style? Pita slipped on a polka veil after first pulling the model’s tresses into a low ponytail. He then secured the look by tying a thick ribbon at the top, fashioning it into a chic cute bow. Oliver said regarding the look, “I’m dressing up the ponytail to give it a couture feel.”
This look brings the drama so of course could not be worn for just any occasion. Nonetheless, a night out on the town or for a fashionable event and this would be a very stylish option. So then, it’s time for you to way in is this hairstyle a do or a don’t?
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We are envious of our girls and ladies with the fabulously full heads of hair! Natural hair is beautiful and can be styled to perfection. Moisture is the key to making your mane look healthy and keeping your curls looking pristine. Find a leave-in conditioner, our favorite is by Mane and Tail, as well as a light oil to nourish your tresses and keep those onlookers gazing. Need a little inspiration to give this style a try? We got your backs…keep scrolling to see more of our favorite voluminous hair looks.
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Fatima Val fall 2015 Hair Inspiration. Model Chantal Monaghanj channeled her inner futuristic goth while walking the runway. All models sported this long bang that covers most of the face. This gave all the models this emo don’t mess with me vibe and we took notice. Will you rock this this look for fall?
Long or short we always love the sassy and stunning Keke Palmer’s hair! Her haircut was shot around the hair globe like a silver bullet and now her added hair color is getting just has much attention. Keke gave her tresses a golden touch and has been wearing her golden cut in fabulous ways. Here are a few more of our favorites:
Shaggy hair can look very groovy baby, yeah! Marc Jacobs models for his spring 2015 runway show sported very care-free shaggy bobs. Their locks had a very retro vibe as if the models could of been walking through a time machine from the 60’s and 70’s. Punk style has definitely seen a rival in recent years and it even made us think back to the punk inspired Met ball not so long ago.
Nevertheless, would you believe that the Marc Jacobs models wore wigs to achieve their Joey Ramone-esqe bowl cut hairstyles? Before the show the wigs had been dyed jet black and then hairstylists custom fitted the wigs to the model’s heads. Wigs are an excellent way to achieve styles quickly or that may be harmful to your real hair. This show emphasizes that when made and fitted correctly wigs can make a powerful statement just as much as the fashions they accompany.
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Jennifer Hudson looked great all night long for this year’s Oscars Awards. From her bold red carpet choice of a yellow gown to her chic black dress worn for her emotional performance and Vanity Fair after-party Hudson simply looked stunning. We loved the hair changes that occurred as well, because so many women do not realize the diversity that can be achieved even with shorter hairstyles. Don’t believe us, well take a look at Jennifer’s Oscar hairstyles and we are sure your mindset shall change!
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Her sister slayed last Friday at the Tom Ford Fall 2015 fashion show and yesterday Solange brought the fashion heat as well! Solange wore a red cape top and pant from the Christian Siriano Fall 2015 collection. We loved the wavy shoulder length hair and the matchy-matchy lip color. Designer Christian Siriano took to his Instagram last night proclaiming the “Lady in Red” a Beauty.
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