The Best Hair Looks From Spring 2018 Runways
Soft and sculpted to sharp and architectural.
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A turn towards embracing individuality—in texture, color, and shape—makes this season much more interesting.
Thom Browne
Comme Des Garcons
Chanel
Alexander McQueen
Yohji Yamamoto
Dior
Junya Watanabe
Lanvin
Loewe
Vivienne Westwood
Rochas
Maison Margiela
The Look: Models received differing hair treatments with an overall vibe that was equal parts disheveled, industrial, and maybe even a little dirty.
Jil Sander
The Look: Intricate, unique braids that combined a handful of techniques: Fishtails, traditional plaits, and wide four-strand weaves.
Marni
The Look: Gel-slick hair, textured, and pulled back behind the ears.
Stella Jean
The Look: Simple baby braids on either side of center-parted, unfettered strands.
Versace
The Look: "It's a quality, shiny blow dry, a little volume but not too much," explained hairstylist Guido Palau explained. He prepped damp strands with a blow dry lotion, then carefully worked through the entire head drying with a large round brush. He finished by tucking the hair behind the ears and adding a gold pin on either side.
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Moschino
The Look: Gamine pixie wigs with ultra-short, choppy bangs cut to frame the face.
Prada
The Look: "It's a worn-in ponytail with bangs falling out," explained Palau. "We were looking at animation, how they have wispy pieces and short pieces around the ear. It should feel boyish, a bit cartoony."
Roberto Cavalli
The Look: Hair was back, although not always in the same way. Some models had tight-to-the-head box braids; others, glossy and crisp low ponys.
Giorgio Armani
The Look: Jagged, above-the-ears pageboy wigs.
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