The spring/summer season of 2011 definitely brings a series of important changes when it comes to hairstyles. Being both practical and stylish, updo hairstyles invariably attract attention, being some of the most coveted and creative styles we can choose from. Sophisticated and elegant or casual and stylish, updo hairstyles will never go out of fashion, so take a look at some of the hottest runway hairstyles to get a better understanding of what the trends are.
When thinking about choosing a hairstyle that will create a
strong impression, one of the first options we begin to analyze are
updo hairstyles. Whether we want a formal hairstyle that will show
off our features or we are simply looking for a casual hairstyle
that will make us stand out from the crowd, updo hairstyles are a
great choice.
Fashion designers are well aware of the dramatic impact that an
updo hairstyle can have in creating a certain image, so they have
came up with a lot of different ideas designed to make selection
just a little easier.
If volume is something that determines how attractive a hairstyle
really looks for you, then you'll probably love some of the
hairstyles spotted at the Issa collection as they are a perfect
example of some innovative ideas as well as a proper knowledge of
styling techniques paired with the right styling products can do
for your tresses.
While a French twist can be a great choice when you want something
classic yet elegant but you don't have a lot of time available, if
you cleverly incorporate a few twists in a simple formal hairstyle
its complexity automatically increases and its sophistication draws
a lot more attention as well.
A side twist is a great way to create more definition, front twists
are by far a lot more alluring when it to comes to creating an
original hairstyle. If twists look a little too simplistic for you,
a few thin braids can be a much better choice. L.A.M.B demonstrates
how a sexy, slightly messy hairstyle can be taken to a whole new
level simply by placing a few thin braids in the right place.
If top knots and high updos were the buzz words for the spring
summer seasons of 2010, in 2011 this is hardly the case.
Sophisticated bun hairstyles will still be making a lot of
impression in the following season, however the height as well as
the style of the buns tend to be slightly different. When it comes
to formal hairstyles, sleek perfectly styled tresses are the way to
go. If your hair is long enough, you can go for a dramatic yet very
refined hairstyle like the one seen at Oscar de la Renta.
Christian
Siriano
Diane von
Furstenberg
Monique
Lhuillier
Oscar de la
Renta
Low bun hairstyles have also been spotted on some runways being a
quick and simple option for a cute, casual look. One of the great
things about this type of hairstyle is that it doesn't require any
special and or advanced skills in order to pull it off. However, if
you find that low buns are a little too conservative for your taste
or that they don't give you the sophistication you want, you can
opt for a more playful version and choose a side bun at the crown
of the head like the one at Daks.
If however you are in the mood for a more classic hairstyle with a
vintage vibe, a hairstyle similar to the one presented at Vera Wang
is a good alternative. Although hairstyles with lots of volume are
not generally associated with warmer seasons, due to the fact that
low maintenance, easy to style coiffures are usually preferred if
you want to experiment with something a little different.
As you can see, there are a lot of stylish alternatives you can
turn to if you want if you choose to express femininity with an
updo hairstyle. It is up to you to decide which are the styles that
most suit you, so use your creativity to be able to highlight your
best features.
Daks
Nina
Ricci
Vera
Wang
Margarett
Howell
Photos via style.com
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