Candlelit Brunette Is This Year’s Expensive Brunette
Shiny, healthy, shade enhancing — the latest and greatest hair color trends tick all these boxes and have proven that clients are looking for low-maintenance colors that complement their most authentic selves. Expensive Brunette was the first of this movement. Born out of lockdown only to thrive the past few seasons, it has sparked many other trends, the latest being Candlelit Brunette.
Back-To-School Makeup Trends We Can Get On Board With
While back to school lists are usually compiled for school-age individuals, we’re not suggesting makeup hacks for kids here. We’re simply talking about the “second new year” of the year, the time when summer is fading and fall is starting in full effect. It's the perfect time to revamp your routine and refresh your look. Bright eyeshadows and sparkly shimmer ruled summer, especially if you were lucky enough to score tickets to the Eras Tour, but as the temps cool we’ll see clean, crisp, natural-looking makeup take over.
The 90s Messy Bun Revisited
Leaving a restaurant, crossing the street, tons of flash and plenty of crop tops and tendrils — the paparazzi photos of all the 90s cool girls like Kate Moss, Sienna Miller, Naomi Campbell, and Kiera Knightly showcased who they were dating, what they were wearing and how to style your hair. Currently, we're taking hairstyle inspiration from these 90s it-girls. The look is neither styled nor unstyled and can be worn to a Red Carpet event or on the high street. It involves a face frame or tendrils and looks like it was dried naturally (but still looks polished) before being thrown into an upstyle. Slight parts are welcomed, but nothing too perfect or over-directed — the definitive version of lived-in hair allows the wearer to show off jawline and clavicles with a vibe that still encapsulates a refined feel.