Trending Hairstyles To Try This Autumn - Fashion Dress in The Present

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Saturday, 29 March

Trending Hairstyles To Try This Autumn

With autumn in full swing and winter (and, whisper it, Christmas) beckoning, it’s a great time to consider your end-of-year look. Nothing is more impactful – or more transformative mentally – than a new hairstyle, whether you go for a big chop or simply tie your hair up in a different way. Whatever your aesthetic, there’s a world of options out there, and if the beginning of this year – which was defined by short haircuts – is anything to go by, the end is going to be just as experimental.

The general mood? You might have guessed, but when it comes to hair, we’re taking inspiration from the past, and mainly the ’70s, when bangs, texture and blowouts were nearly as popular as they are now. We’re also throwing out “his” and “hers” cuts in favour of styles that blur the boundaries, putting gender fluidity at the forefront of hairstyling. And finally, we’re opting for shine, and lots of it – think healthy, glossy hair the light bounces off. 


Below, Vogue spoke to some of the world’s top hairstylists to find out exactly what they think will be big this autumn.


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