Wedding Hair Ideas from the Runways
Ines DiSanto
For a collection inspired by the gardens of Paris, hair was given a deep side part, then pulled into a low side ponytail on the opposite side, and secured with both fabric and real orchids.
Melissa Sweet
This feminine but not-too-girly look was inspired by Louis Vuitton. The youthful-looking high ponytail—positioned directly at the crown—would look adorable on a bride at a casual backyard affair.
Elegant Hairstyle
This elegant Hairstyle, sophisticated look. Hair was parted down the middle, pulled back into a low ponytail, rolled up, and pinned into place.
Junko Yoshioka
Sexy, screen siren hair ruled the runways at Junko, with models wearing glamorous Veronica Lake waves.
Alfred Angelo
Mad Men-inspired retro ponytails were given a soft, romantic edge by using just a light swipe of styling wax, in lieu of strong-hold gel or hairspray, to keep flyaways at bay.
Anne Barge
Hair was curled and set for volume, then finger-combed back into a low ponytail and pinned up in two-inch sections to create a loose-but-polished chignon.
Adele Wechsler
For an earthy but glamorous look, hair was curled then roughed up with Aveda's Pure Abundance Hair Potion, which produced a texturized, matte finish.
Claire Pettibone
The whimsical "forest fairy" hair was created using a combination of a crimping iron, a waving iron, a 3" curling iron, a teasing comb, and a blown-up balloon (!). For volume and texture minus the crazy factor, have your stylist use just the waving iron and curling iron.
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