Every Major Hair Look From Fashion Week SS25

Thought we were done with maximalist bows this season? Not quite. For Chopova Lowena, paired with neon eye make-up and maroon braids, they shed their cutesy moniker and take on a grungier and cooler aesthetic.

A new way to wear spirals, intricate and artistic curls with braided top knots were another star hair look at Chopova Lowena.

Away from the maximalist hair moments, it was all about natural textures and normcore cuts at Feben's SS25 show, with soft waves, buzzcuts and middle partings which allowed the Brat colour palette to shine through.

Trust Harris Reed to deliver one of the most beautiful hair and make-up moments at London Fashion Week. With doll-like lips and ethereal skin which came inspired by French silhouettes, giant floral headpieces became works of art in their own right.

Reed also made a case for the textured bob, with a soft flick to add volume and definition, alongside a more elaborate curled fringe.

Superseding the skinny brows of seasons gone by, Chet Lo declared colourful eyebrows as the unexpected trend of the season. Slicked-back, textured waves and no make-up make-up allowed the brows to take centre stage.

While blue has taken over the make-up mood during Fashion Week, it also formed the colour of choice for hair at Chet Lo, where crimped extensions in electric blue were paired with poker-straight ends and middle partings.

For those with a serious case of bob ennui, an anti-trend has been quietly brewing. And if you needed proof, Naomi Campbell has just confirmed that extra-long hair is officially back on our radar, after debuting hip-length, poker straight hair on the Ralph Lauren runway in New York.

From micro-fringes to ultra short crops, Kendall Jenner has had quite the list of hair transformations of late. For the Alaïa runway, Jenner switched up her mane once again, with a slicked-back look which mimicked a faux pixie effect from the front with a sleek and straight long ponytail at the back.

Elaborate updos and clever artful lines were on the beauty mood board at Laquan Smith SS25, and are easily recreated via a styling gel, extra-hold hairspray and a few failsafe hair tools.

Micro-fringes are fast superseding choppy bangs as the ultimate autumn hairstyle to keep on your radar this season. You need only look to Naeem Khan's runway where pixie cuts and blunt micro-fringes reigned supreme.

We've seen the flicked-out bob before (namely thanks to the likes of Lily Collins and America Ferrera) but the next-season iteration is even more exaggerated and paired with a slick middle parting, a la Carolina Herrera.

Proof that the 'skinifcation' of hair is only growing stronger, glass hair - ultra-shiny ends that epitomise hair health - is a firm fixture on the runway this season, particularly for Ralph Lauren, where models' hair centred upon an ultra-shiny, light-reflecting finish.

We'll never tire of a bold hair accessory. For Carolina Herrera's SS25 show, the hair was swept up in primary-hued floral bows and paired with embellished earrings and winged eyeliner.

Popularised by Lupita Nyong'o and Adwoa Aboah, the buzzcut has been cropping up more than ever during Fashion Week with hairstylists predicting the ultra short crop to gain even more popularity in the coming months.

The runway-meets-restaurant where guests became the show wasn't the only surprise at Eckhaus Latta's SS25 unveiling; the models hair was an equally unique turn with dyed bows and mismatch topknots taking centre stage.

A fledgling trend, the 'Banged Bob' - blunt bangs and a razor-sharp finish - has been seen everywhere from Carolina Herrera to Christian Cown and Lacey Redway.