Jumat, 26 April 2013

8 Runway Looks to Inspire Your Next Hair Cut


Tired of the same old 'do you've been sporting for some time? Then give into change by taking inspiration from the biggest names in the fashion industry. From an alternative-styled pixie cut to a feminine layered look, here are 8 different hairstyles straight from the runway you should consider before booking your next salon visit. 

 
  • Billy Reid's Soft Layers

    If you're the type of girly-girl who can't seem to part with her long hair, but are tired of the same boring 'do, take a cue from Billy Reid's Spring 2013 show and consider adding soft layers that will frame your face and soften your features. Perfect for the long haired type, this romantic look will give limp locks added life and a feminine vibe. 

    Image: IMAXtree

    Billy Reid's Soft Layers
  • Carolina Herrera's Modern Mid-Length

    For her Spring 2013 collection, Carolina Herrera catered to the modern woman, which was also evident by the sharp one-length hairstyles sported by the models on the runway. If you are looking for a blunt change, this razor-sharp cut will give you just that. Ideal if you want to cut off a few inches without having to go bob or the layered route, this modern mid-length feels fresh and unique to every other cut out there.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Carolina Herrera's Modern Mid-Length
  • Diane von Furstenberg's Wispy Bangs

    If chopping off your hair induces mild panic attacks but you still want a change, consider cutting your bangs instead. Keep it of-the-moment by going for wispy bangs as seen at Diane von Furstenberg. Wispy bangs are softer and more romantic than the blunt variety and make for easy styling as you can push them aside or pin them with much more ease.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Diane von Furstenberg's Wispy Bangs
  • Rodarte's Edgy Angles

    From classic and feminine to edgy and androgynous, Rodarte's Spring 2013 girl showed razor sharp angles that were slightly longer in front than in the back. What's great about this cut is that you can style it down the middle or a major side part, two entirely different styles that will showcase this asymmetrical cut. Although fashion-forward, the sharp angles keep this 'do perfectly suitable for the professional environment.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Rodarte's Edgy Angles
  • Just Cavalli's Tousled Bob

    If you're looking to upgrade your look from sweet to sexy, consider a tousled bob like the one seen at the Just Cavalli show. Partially disheveled, this piecey look is meant to look messy so ask your stylist for a bob that feels more effortless, rather than neat and polished.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Just Cavalli's Tousled Bob
  • Marni's Alternative Pixie

    As for those of you who favor the pixie style, give it a more modern edge this spring by copying Marni's rock 'n' roll-inspired cut. Choppier than before, this season's pixie favors uneven lengths, that essentially, and thankfully, make it easier to style and grow out later on. For maximum effect, style with your fingers by tussling your hair around and using grooming cream.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Marni's Alternative Pixie
  • Burberry's Heightened Bang

    One of the great things about bangs is that they add instant polish to any look. For example, the girls at Burberry's Spring 2013 collection rocked classically long bangs that start at the top of the head rather than at the forehead, a look that felt groomed and put together. Keep your cut contemporary rather than classic by keeping the rest of your hair piecey and on the wavy side.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Burberry's Heightened Bang
  • Alexis Mabille's 80s 'Do

    Bring back the 80s and in a big way by channeling Alexis Mabille's empowered woman. Think boyishly short but with bangs, this look is not only easy to style but will give your style instant fashion appeal. Shoulder pads not included.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Alexis Mabille's 80s 'Do
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  • Billy Reid's Soft Layers

    If you're the type of girly-girl who can't seem to part with her long hair, but are tired of the same boring 'do, take a cue from Billy Reid's Spring 2013 show and consider adding soft layers that will frame your face and soften your features. Perfect for the long haired type, this romantic look will give limp locks added life and a feminine vibe. 

    Image: IMAXtree

    Billy Reid's Soft Layers
  • Carolina Herrera's Modern Mid-Length

    For her Spring 2013 collection, Carolina Herrera catered to the modern woman, which was also evident by the sharp one-length hairstyles sported by the models on the runway. If you are looking for a blunt change, this razor-sharp cut will give you just that. Ideal if you want to cut off a few inches without having to go bob or the layered route, this modern mid-length feels fresh and unique to every other cut out there.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Carolina Herrera's Modern Mid-Length
  • Diane von Furstenberg's Wispy Bangs

    If chopping off your hair induces mild panic attacks but you still want a change, consider cutting your bangs instead. Keep it of-the-moment by going for wispy bangs as seen at Diane von Furstenberg. Wispy bangs are softer and more romantic than the blunt variety and make for easy styling as you can push them aside or pin them with much more ease.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Diane von Furstenberg's Wispy Bangs
  • Rodarte's Edgy Angles

    From classic and feminine to edgy and androgynous, Rodarte's Spring 2013 girl showed razor sharp angles that were slightly longer in front than in the back. What's great about this cut is that you can style it down the middle or a major side part, two entirely different styles that will showcase this asymmetrical cut. Although fashion-forward, the sharp angles keep this 'do perfectly suitable for the professional environment.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Rodarte's Edgy Angles
  • Just Cavalli's Tousled Bob

    If you're looking to upgrade your look from sweet to sexy, consider a tousled bob like the one seen at the Just Cavalli show. Partially disheveled, this piecey look is meant to look messy so ask your stylist for a bob that feels more effortless, rather than neat and polished.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Just Cavalli's Tousled Bob
  • Marni's Alternative Pixie

    As for those of you who favor the pixie style, give it a more modern edge this spring by copying Marni's rock 'n' roll-inspired cut. Choppier than before, this season's pixie favors uneven lengths, that essentially, and thankfully, make it easier to style and grow out later on. For maximum effect, style with your fingers by tussling your hair around and using grooming cream.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Marni's Alternative Pixie
  • Burberry's Heightened Bang

    One of the great things about bangs is that they add instant polish to any look. For example, the girls at Burberry's Spring 2013 collection rocked classically long bangs that start at the top of the head rather than at the forehead, a look that felt groomed and put together. Keep your cut contemporary rather than classic by keeping the rest of your hair piecey and on the wavy side.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Burberry's Heightened Bang
  • Alexis Mabille's 80s 'Do

    Bring back the 80s and in a big way by channeling Alexis Mabille's empowered woman. Think boyishly short but with bangs, this look is not only easy to style but will give your style instant fashion appeal. Shoulder pads not included.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Alexis Mabille's 80s 'Do
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  • Billy Reid's Soft Layers

    If you're the type of girly-girl who can't seem to part with her long hair, but are tired of the same boring 'do, take a cue from Billy Reid's Spring 2013 show and consider adding soft layers that will frame your face and soften your features. Perfect for the long haired type, this romantic look will give limp locks added life and a feminine vibe. 

    Image: IMAXtree

    Billy Reid's Soft Layers
  • Carolina Herrera's Modern Mid-Length

    For her Spring 2013 collection, Carolina Herrera catered to the modern woman, which was also evident by the sharp one-length hairstyles sported by the models on the runway. If you are looking for a blunt change, this razor-sharp cut will give you just that. Ideal if you want to cut off a few inches without having to go bob or the layered route, this modern mid-length feels fresh and unique to every other cut out there.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Carolina Herrera's Modern Mid-Length
  • Diane von Furstenberg's Wispy Bangs

    If chopping off your hair induces mild panic attacks but you still want a change, consider cutting your bangs instead. Keep it of-the-moment by going for wispy bangs as seen at Diane von Furstenberg. Wispy bangs are softer and more romantic than the blunt variety and make for easy styling as you can push them aside or pin them with much more ease.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Diane von Furstenberg's Wispy Bangs
  • Rodarte's Edgy Angles

    From classic and feminine to edgy and androgynous, Rodarte's Spring 2013 girl showed razor sharp angles that were slightly longer in front than in the back. What's great about this cut is that you can style it down the middle or a major side part, two entirely different styles that will showcase this asymmetrical cut. Although fashion-forward, the sharp angles keep this 'do perfectly suitable for the professional environment.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Rodarte's Edgy Angles
  • Just Cavalli's Tousled Bob

    If you're looking to upgrade your look from sweet to sexy, consider a tousled bob like the one seen at the Just Cavalli show. Partially disheveled, this piecey look is meant to look messy so ask your stylist for a bob that feels more effortless, rather than neat and polished.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Just Cavalli's Tousled Bob
  • Marni's Alternative Pixie

    As for those of you who favor the pixie style, give it a more modern edge this spring by copying Marni's rock 'n' roll-inspired cut. Choppier than before, this season's pixie favors uneven lengths, that essentially, and thankfully, make it easier to style and grow out later on. For maximum effect, style with your fingers by tussling your hair around and using grooming cream.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Marni's Alternative Pixie
  • Burberry's Heightened Bang

    One of the great things about bangs is that they add instant polish to any look. For example, the girls at Burberry's Spring 2013 collection rocked classically long bangs that start at the top of the head rather than at the forehead, a look that felt groomed and put together. Keep your cut contemporary rather than classic by keeping the rest of your hair piecey and on the wavy side.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Burberry's Heightened Bang
  • Alexis Mabille's 80s 'Do

    Bring back the 80s and in a big way by channeling Alexis Mabille's empowered woman. Think boyishly short but with bangs, this look is not only easy to style but will give your style instant fashion appeal. Shoulder pads not included.

    Image: IMAXtree

    Alexis Mabille's 80s 'Do

If you're the type of girly-girl who can't seem to part with her long hair, but are tired of the same boring 'do, take a cue from Billy Reid's Spring 2013 show and consider adding soft layers that will frame your face and soften your features. Perfect for the long haired type, this romantic look will give limp locks added life and a feminine vibe. 

Image: IMAXtree

For her Spring 2013 collection, Carolina Herrera catered to the modern woman, which was also evident by the sharp one-length hairstyles sported by the models on the runway. If you are looking for a blunt change, this razor-sharp cut will give you just that. Ideal if you want to cut off a few inches without having to go bob or the layered route, this modern mid-length feels fresh and unique to every other cut out there.

Image: IMAXtree

If chopping off your hair induces mild panic attacks but you still want a change, consider cutting your bangs instead. Keep it of-the-moment by going for wispy bangs as seen at Diane von Furstenberg. Wispy bangs are softer and more romantic than the blunt variety and make for easy styling as you can push them aside or pin them with much more ease.

Image: IMAXtree

From classic and feminine to edgy and androgynous, Rodarte's Spring 2013 girl showed razor sharp angles that were slightly longer in front than in the back. What's great about this cut is that you can style it down the middle or a major side part, two entirely different styles that will showcase this asymmetrical cut. Although fashion-forward, the sharp angles keep this 'do perfectly suitable for the professional environment.

Image: IMAXtree

If you're looking to upgrade your look from sweet to sexy, consider a tousled bob like the one seen at the Just Cavalli show. Partially disheveled, this piecey look is meant to look messy so ask your stylist for a bob that feels more effortless, rather than neat and polished.

Image: IMAXtree

As for those of you who favor the pixie style, give it a more modern edge this spring by copying Marni's rock 'n' roll-inspired cut. Choppier than before, this season's pixie favors uneven lengths, that essentially, and thankfully, make it easier to style and grow out later on. For maximum effect, style with your fingers by tussling your hair around and using grooming cream.

Image: IMAXtree

One of the great things about bangs is that they add instant polish to any look. For example, the girls at Burberry's Spring 2013 collection rocked classically long bangs that start at the top of the head rather than at the forehead, a look that felt groomed and put together. Keep your cut contemporary rather than classic by keeping the rest of your hair piecey and on the wavy side.

Image: IMAXtree

Bring back the 80s and in a big way by channeling Alexis Mabille's empowered woman. Think boyishly short but with bangs, this look is not only easy to style but will give your style instant fashion appeal. Shoulder pads not included.

Image: IMAXtree

If you're the type of girly-girl who can't seem to part with her long hair, but are tired of the same boring 'do, take a cue from Billy Reid's Spring 2013 show and consider adding soft layers that will frame your face and soften your features. Perfect for the long haired type, this romantic look will give limp locks added life and a feminine vibe. 

Image: IMAXtree

For her Spring 2013 collection, Carolina Herrera catered to the modern woman, which was also evident by the sharp one-length hairstyles sported by the models on the runway. If you are looking for a blunt change, this razor-sharp cut will give you just that. Ideal if you want to cut off a few inches without having to go bob or the layered route, this modern mid-length feels fresh and unique to every other cut out there.

Image: IMAXtree

If chopping off your hair induces mild panic attacks but you still want a change, consider cutting your bangs instead. Keep it of-the-moment by going for wispy bangs as seen at Diane von Furstenberg. Wispy bangs are softer and more romantic than the blunt variety and make for easy styling as you can push them aside or pin them with much more ease.

Image: IMAXtree

From classic and feminine to edgy and androgynous, Rodarte's Spring 2013 girl showed razor sharp angles that were slightly longer in front than in the back. What's great about this cut is that you can style it down the middle or a major side part, two entirely different styles that will showcase this asymmetrical cut. Although fashion-forward, the sharp angles keep this 'do perfectly suitable for the professional environment.

Image: IMAXtree

If you're looking to upgrade your look from sweet to sexy, consider a tousled bob like the one seen at the Just Cavalli show. Partially disheveled, this piecey look is meant to look messy so ask your stylist for a bob that feels more effortless, rather than neat and polished.

Image: IMAXtree

As for those of you who favor the pixie style, give it a more modern edge this spring by copying Marni's rock 'n' roll-inspired cut. Choppier than before, this season's pixie favors uneven lengths, that essentially, and thankfully, make it easier to style and grow out later on. For maximum effect, style with your fingers by tussling your hair around and using grooming cream.

Image: IMAXtree

One of the great things about bangs is that they add instant polish to any look. For example, the girls at Burberry's Spring 2013 collection rocked classically long bangs that start at the top of the head rather than at the forehead, a look that felt groomed and put together. Keep your cut contemporary rather than classic by keeping the rest of your hair piecey and on the wavy side.

Image: IMAXtree

Bring back the 80s and in a big way by channeling Alexis Mabille's empowered woman. Think boyishly short but with bangs, this look is not only easy to style but will give your style instant fashion appeal. Shoulder pads not included.

Image: IMAXtree

If you're the type of girly-girl who can't seem to part with her long hair, but are tired of the same boring 'do, take a cue from Billy Reid's Spring 2013 show and consider adding soft layers that will frame your face and soften your features. Perfect for the long haired type, this romantic look will give limp locks added life and a feminine vibe. 

Image: IMAXtree

For her Spring 2013 collection, Carolina Herrera catered to the modern woman, which was also evident by the sharp one-length hairstyles sported by the models on the runway. If you are looking for a blunt change, this razor-sharp cut will give you just that. Ideal if you want to cut off a few inches without having to go bob or the layered route, this modern mid-length feels fresh and unique to every other cut out there.

Image: IMAXtree

If chopping off your hair induces mild panic attacks but you still want a change, consider cutting your bangs instead. Keep it of-the-moment by going for wispy bangs as seen at Diane von Furstenberg. Wispy bangs are softer and more romantic than the blunt variety and make for easy styling as you can push them aside or pin them with much more ease.

Image: IMAXtree

From classic and feminine to edgy and androgynous, Rodarte's Spring 2013 girl showed razor sharp angles that were slightly longer in front than in the back. What's great about this cut is that you can style it down the middle or a major side part, two entirely different styles that will showcase this asymmetrical cut. Although fashion-forward, the sharp angles keep this 'do perfectly suitable for the professional environment.

Image: IMAXtree

If you're looking to upgrade your look from sweet to sexy, consider a tousled bob like the one seen at the Just Cavalli show. Partially disheveled, this piecey look is meant to look messy so ask your stylist for a bob that feels more effortless, rather than neat and polished.

Image: IMAXtree

As for those of you who favor the pixie style, give it a more modern edge this spring by copying Marni's rock 'n' roll-inspired cut. Choppier than before, this season's pixie favors uneven lengths, that essentially, and thankfully, make it easier to style and grow out later on. For maximum effect, style with your fingers by tussling your hair around and using grooming cream.

Image: IMAXtree

One of the great things about bangs is that they add instant polish to any look. For example, the girls at Burberry's Spring 2013 collection rocked classically long bangs that start at the top of the head rather than at the forehead, a look that felt groomed and put together. Keep your cut contemporary rather than classic by keeping the rest of your hair piecey and on the wavy side.

Image: IMAXtree

Bring back the 80s and in a big way by channeling Alexis Mabille's empowered woman. Think boyishly short but with bangs, this look is not only easy to style but will give your style instant fashion appeal. Shoulder pads not included.

Image: IMAXtree


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