The time of year when bloggers, buyers, and fans clamor for the best seat is here again. And on September 6th, New York Fashion Week officially started. To kick off the season, we’ve piled together a few hair trends we expect to see.
After taking last season off, Rihanna returns with the debut of Savage x Fenty. The first show for her lingerie line, a recent press release describes the event as an “immersive experience with a see-now-buy-now model. While we can never be sure what to expect from the Bajan beauty, our bet is slick braids.
In the studio and on the vacation, she’s beenspotted sporting perfect locs. Using NuMe Gloss Boss, instead of a the traditional plait, add a bit of shine and sleekness.
Only Kim Kardashian can make a Disney look sexy. Adding a bit of height to her sleek pony, she’s been serving Princess Jasmine vibesall summer. Influencing designers like Balmain’s Olivier Rousteing, Tom Ford, and Givenchy’s Riccardo Tisci, we’re bound to see this fairytale look across runways. For a fall-ready look use NuMe Bold Hair Dryer and channel your inner princess.
Nostalgia is back. From Gucci’s fanny packs and vintage-styled tees, to Dior’s infamous Saddle bag, our parents favorite looks are in!. Nothing screams “the gold ole days” more than the bouffant. This season expect to see Jackie O’s signature hair. With NuMe 32mm Classic Curling Wand, recreate Emily Ratajkowski’s high fashion puff.
So, there you have it, our NYFW 2018 hair trends forecast! Did we miss any hairstyles? Share your thoughts with us on IG @NuMeHair or sign up for our newsletter at NuMehair.com for hair tips and exclusive offers.
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