At Giambattista Valli, hair was a striking fusion of vintage glamour and modern sleekness. At the forefront, meticulously crafted finger waves evoked the striking elegance of 1920s Hollywood silent movie starlets, their glossy, sculpted curves framing faces with a touch of Art Deco charm. This nostalgic nod seamlessly transitioned into ultra-smooth ponytails at the nape of the neck, creating a compelling contrast between texture and simplicity. The undulating waves placed against the sharp, contemporary lines of the ponytails subtly elevated Valli’s Morocco-inspired collection, marrying the designer’s penchant for romantic flourishes with clean, architectural silhouettes.
Schiaparelli
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At Schiaparelli, legendary hairstylist Guido Palau crafted a look that enhanced Daniel Roseberry’s ambitious “Icarus” collection. Palau’s signature precision was evident in the tightly pulled-back bun styles. With their glossy finish and flawless execution, the minimalist coiffures created a bold contrast to the opulent, old-world glamour of the gowns. The simplicity and restraint of the hair allowed Roseberry’s intricate craftsmanship and avant-garde creations to take centre stage, while simultaneously accentuating the sculptural qualities of the garments and embodying the collection’s theme of “soaring ambition.”
Chanel
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On the Chanel runway, the hair echoed the collection’s theme of endless renewal with an understated elegance that perfectly complemented the tweed skirt suits in myriad pastel hues. Soft, gently waved locks framed the models’ faces, exuding a timeless polish that felt both classic and contemporary. These unassuming hairstyles, crafted with a light touch, featured subtle movement and a natural shine that spoke to the maison’s effortless sophistication. The hair neither severe nor overly styled, instead embracing a gentle fluidity. The result was a look that felt fresh and eternally relevant, embodying the…
