Loved by It-girls, the oversized scrunchie adds texture, volume and a touch of colour to classic summer hairstyles. If you're looking for a new way to tie your hair or add a trendy twist to your classic bun, try the giant scrunchie: the 90s hair accessory none of us thought would be back in style in 2024.
With the advancing heat, giving your hair a cut could be the right choice. But how to do it in style? Trendy men's cuts for the summer.
Discover 5 innovative ways to get wavy hair without a straightener, using fun techniques such as using a bathrobe tie, sock twists and much more. Experience natural, voluminous waves without the traditional heat.
As a famous idol, Jennie is always a trendsetter that attracts attention from the outside world. Her hairstyle is no exception.
The unkempt chignon is the hairstyle of summer 2024, not only for romantic weddings but also for everyday looks and gala events.
Forget about traditional veils, gen Z brides are making wedding hair accessories much more interesting and adorable.
The days of the messy bun are finally over, giving way to the era of the low, sleek and effortless bun.
There have been countless impressive moments that fashionistas have pointed out, and the mullet hair is one of the hairstyles that have been named this season.
Dominating the spring-summer 2024 trends unchallenged. From the Ferragamo and Gucci fashion shows to the most famous celebs, to street style. Butter blonde, or Chantilly if you prefer, is the hair colour of the moment.
Bangs are always a good idea! Whether you have long or short hair, it's a cut that suits everyone, the only factor to take into consideration is the shape of your face. Find out how to choose the type of fringe best suited to you.
From stretchy athleisure forward bandeaus to a hard horseshoe-shaped shell, headbands are seeing a fashion renaissance
“Healthy hair” was the key word backstage at the show, with particular attention paid to impeccable shine.
Fresh from the Vivienne Westwood show at Paris Fashion Week, hair stylist Faye Browne tells us why ribbons and bows are making waves from LA to Ibiza.
