SS27 Fashion Weeks Hair Round Ups By Daniel

Daniel our Creative Director is here agin to give you his favourite SS27 fashion weeks hair rounds ups

This post he's covering New York and London. - Look out for Milan And Paris coming very soon.

NEW YORK

Khaite

Khaite played with texture and proportion, moving between natural movement

with side parting, a lot of texture and some seriously oversized textured hair-

ups to give a more editorial feel to the hair.

COS

At COS, hair felt very natural and uncomplicated. Side partings appeared

throughout, with hair simply falling behind the shoulders. There was very little

sense of over-styling, allowing the natural texture and movement of the hair to

do most of the work.

Carolina Herrera

Carolina Herrera moved between two very different finishes. Bouncy,

beautifully blow-dried hair brought softness and glamour, while the alternative

was much cleaner: slick hair pulled into a bun with a strong, defined centre

parting. Two opposing ideas, but both very polished.

LONDON

Simone Rocha

For Spring 27, Simone Rocha showed us architectural and sophisticated

hair with a very polished finish. Off-centre partings and natural hair sat

alongside more sculptural shapes, giving the hair a strong editorial feel

without becoming too perfect. Although the more architectural look is very

difficult to achieve on your own, it leaves us with a wonderful reference for

party hair. To achieve the more natural look shown in the show, I would

recommend OI Milk from Davines. Dry the hair with a big round brush, or

leave it to dry naturally, applying OI Oil to the ends of the hair to create a

more polished look.

Chopova Lowena

Much more editorial and full of character. Hair pieces, gel and curls created

different shapes throughout the show, celebrating individuality rather than

one uniform look. These looks are just inspiration that you can take and

use to create your own version. It is very editorial, with a lot happening,

including braids, gelled looks and curled gel looks. It really is a case of

taking it and having fun with it, with your own interpretation.

Mark Fast

Bohemian and sensual, with soft movement and a slightly 70s feeling, but

still very modern. The volume was deliberately broken down, giving the hair

that lived-in glamour rather than a perfect blow-dry. Neil Moodie referenced

early Veruschka images from the 70s as the inspiration, using K18 dry

shampoo to deconstruct the volume and make it feel more lived-in. The looks

varied from flowing hair down to the 60's High Ponytail

To achieve this look, use Davines Volumizing Mousse and blow-dry the

hair in rollers. Once the rollers are out, use a texture spray or dry shampoo

on the hair to give it volume and texture, while still keeping the movement Tie high

the crown for the ponylook. .

Burberry

Burberry Spring 27 had very natural and individual hair. Natural textures

were left to behave as they wanted, with some hair loosely pulled into

simple ponytails. Nothing felt forced or overly styled, continuing that idea of

making the model look like herself rather than creating one hairstyle for

everyone. To achieve this look, it really depends on what hair you have!

While some people can just let their hair dry more naturally, others will

have to use a little more product to manage the hair. A good tip is to use

Davines LOVE Smoothing Cream while the hair is still wet, then dry it to the

desired result. It is a lightweight moisturising cream that works on most

textures.

REMEMBER TO VISIT BACK SOON FOR DANIEL'S MILAN AND PARIS SS27 HAIR TRENDS