If you are kind of bored about your appearance, you only need a hair remake.... but obviouslly following this year trends... for example:
Bob hairstyles – They are a big look for this season,
especially considering the previous point about shorter styles being
definitely in. Casual benefits and low-maintenance styles are taking
place of swept-over curls and long bed heads. This is tricky one so be
careful with this one if you are trying to get there on your own, make
sure that you don’t make a mess of your hair -choose the good stuff,
especially pay attention and choose the best hair straightener that’s within your budget.
Plaits – Favorite on the red carpet right now. Whatever
your face shape or preferred style is, you’ll find this look more than
appealing.
Medium length hairstyles – They are definitely the cut
of this season. They’re taking over the longer, glamorous styles due to
their low-maintenance and practicality.
Fringes – It’s an easy yet modern way out of your
everyday style. You don’t feel like full-on chop and you still want a
change, this is your golden ticket. Plus, it works well with all hair
lengths.
Now i'll show you some pictures with different hair styles so you can see how awesome they look... aaand it's your decision to make a change or continue with the same boring look...
The Off-Centre Parting -- In keeping with the season's trend for "real" beauty, partings were worn
neither neatly at one side nor precisely in the centre - rather they
were ever so slightly askew at the likes of Jonathan Saunders, Christian
Dior, Chloé and Roberto Cavalli for a more natural feel.
Gilded Adornments -- This season the perfect finishing touch to the beauty looks was a flash
of gold or silver. Piercings had their moment at Rodarte thanks to the
hoop-studded brows, whilst gold lip rings were drawn on with liner at
Dries Van Noten. At Céline we saw some of the most coveted accessories
of the season - metal circle barrettes worn at the back of the head -
whilst tiny golden shells and starfish adorned the romantic hairstyles
at Valentino.
Woodstock Girls -- The Seventies was one of fashion's biggest inspirations for spring -
think denim, denim and more denim - so it makes sense that the era had a
beauty moment too. Woodstock waves were on show at Emilio Pucci,
Marchesa and Anna Sui, whilst the shimmery eyes at House of Holland and
the stars painted on the models' faces at Tommy Hilfiger had an
undeniable Seventies festival vibe.
The Low Ponytail -- Crimped at Stella McCartney, bedhead-style at Giambattista Valli, sporty
at Alexander Wang and wet-look at Prada - however you wear your
ponytail for spring, wear it low at the nape of your neck as was done
almost universally at the shows.
more info at: vogue.com
