Hairstylist to the stars and style director of the Daniel Galvin Salon in London, Asgar Saboo has had his eyes peeled for the most on-point hair looks being showcased by prestigous designers at this year's catwalk.
Textured waves: The Badgley Mischka Show
This year, the models parading the Badgley Mischka catwalk sported bedhead waves.
This look can be easily achieved, with the key ingredient being moisturising hair oil. Simply apply hydrating hair oil to damp hair and blow-dry the hair using your fingers to run through the hair as you do so.
Once the hair is dry, section it off and use a curling tong (the oil already applied will protect hair from the heat of the tong) to style hair in different directions, making sure the waves are non-uniform, as the key to this look is to create texured and slightly unruly waves.
After curling the hair, apply a light coating of hairspray. If you wish to go all out in true Badgley Mischa spirit, clip pastel coloured extensions underneath the hair and curl these also. Simple, sexy and ever so slightly rebellious.
Long, wispy braid: The Erdem Show
Truth be told, the braid has never gone out of Fashion. The Erdem Show at London Fashion Week saw their models styled with long, wispy, lovelorn braids – one of my favourite looks. Not only is this braid simple to put togethor, but it brings an element of romance and grandeur to the overall fashion look.
Best suited to women with long, thick hair, Asgar recommends firstly smoothing freshly washed hair down with a light hair oil and drying hair, again keeping it smooth in texture.
Then, braid hair into a plait that falls directly down the back of the next, making sure that the hair comes over the ears as opposed to under the ears, when plaiting. Once the braid has been completed, tie it up with a light, and if possible, clear hair elastic. To create wisps, simply pull the plait apart very slightly, to give an unkempt feel.
Loose waves with an off centre parting: The Burberry Show
Left effortless and loose, the hair at The Burberry Show, perfectly completemented the colourful hues worked into this year’s Burberry Prorsum Spring/Summer 2015 collection.
To give this look an edge, note the slightly off centre, quirky hair parting which the models sported.
For those models with shorter hair, the hair was cut and styled into a choppy arrangement with ends uneven in length, creating an unruly, yet at the same time carefully constructed look – perfect to accompany any Burberry trench!
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Asgar Saboo, hairstylist to the stars, is based in the UK. |
