Trendiest hairstyles from Fashion Week

The hair collection embodied texture and trends with cuts like the modern shag, the pixie cut, the mullet and long layered braids for women, and a textured quiff for men. Hair colours like green, orange, hot pink and ash blond upgraded each look to redefine style in the new age.

If looks could kill, we’d be turning in our graves now. The messy quiff is for the man who storms the boardroom and the bar with equal ease. Keep it au naturel with a salt and pepper look and we’ve got a swoon-worthy gentleman. For the runway, the hair was coloured a silver-blonde. This colour differs from platinum in a way that platinum keeps to a pure white tone, while silver-blonde will have a cool tone to it, appearing slightly darker.

A typical quiff features short back and sides, and longer hair on top that's swept upwards and backwards at the front. But this can be messy, straightened or brushed, making it a generally more versatile style. A few highlights complemented this look, and the overall result was that of a bae who’s ready to slay.

The long braided look is created while embracing the natural texture of the hair. Long layers look fantastic even if the hair is sporting a simple colour. Roasted almond highlights have been added to this look to add softness and warmth. This technique is also called plaiting, lacing, and interlacing. While styling at home, you can accessorise your hair with a scarf or beaded accessories of your choice.

The feather Boa, also known as the Modern Shag, is a carefree, irreverent hairstyle that embraces layers and texture, giving the mane freedom to be who it wants to be. This hairstyle frames and adds dimension to the face. To create the textured look, techniques like hair contouring and the money piece are used, which work well for shag hairstyles. A soft touch of colour at the fringe area is added to create a bright and modern look. This hairstyle can be styled on four hair types; straight, wavy, curly and tight curls. In this look, the hair is styled in tight curls with lots of texture. This texture is created by backcombing the hair towards the roots to keep the texture alive.

The Lob, which is a play on the long bob, is a versatile hair cut that suits all hair types, and one that oozes femininity. The chic yet fun Lob can transform from an ultra-modern to a vintage belle look. Whatever your style, there’s a lob for you. This hairstyle makes use of vivid fashion colours like burnt caramel (bright orange and sun-kissed yellow) to catch the eye and stand out. This runway-ready look was replete with a delicious melon wash on the eyes and glossy lips.

To try this hairstyle at home, you can comb the hair into place and blow dry using your fingertips to mould the hair into shape. The most important part of mullet styling is dealing with the short pieces that make up the pseudo-bangs. Once the fringe is perfected, working with the rest of the hairstyle is relatively easy.