Prepare for fall with our exclusive recap of the standout moments from New York Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2024. We’re showcasing some of our favorite runway looks and trends, while also highlighting the must-have hero products and styling tools. These essentials will help you bring these high-fashion moments to life in the salon, ensuring your clients step out with runway-ready style every day.
Sleek Bun
Hairstylist Lacy Redway showcased an embellished sleek bun on the runway for Christian Siriano’s show. Using the precision of Dyson’s Supersonic r hair dryer, Redway blow-dried the hair straight and used the brand’s flyaway attachment for a frizz-free finish.
Exaggerated Volume
While volume has been trending over a few seasons now, this over-the-top look by editorial hairstylist Duffy for the Marc Jacobs show was a true showstopper. Albeit not as wearable, the look was a nod to vintage glamour and may inspire you to infuse a bit more lift into your client’s next blowout or updo. Duffy used Bumble + bumble’s Spray de Mode Flexible Hold Hairspray to provide flexible yet firm hold.
Intricate Braids
Braids have been the talk of Fashion Week and can provide some great year-round inspiration for your client’s next style. For the LaPointe show, runway hairstylist Joey George used Oribe’s Rough Luxury Soft Molding Paste to provide hold and definition while enhancing hair’s texture and shine.
Wet Looks
While wet looks have been a mainstay at Fashion Week, this edgy and elegant interpretation by editorial hairstylist Jawara for the Prabal Gurung show caught our eye. Using Wella Professionals’ EIMI Sculpt Force to create a pliable, high-shine finish, the looks perfectly complimented the fashion designer’s dark, avant-garde collection.
Straight and Smooth
Nothing quite beats the look of healthy, shiny hair. For the Private Policy show, hairstylist Shingo Shibata used Kevin.Murphy’s Young.Again Oil to create super-sleek looks that providing a stark contrast with the fashion designer’s bold fashion pieces.
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