Spring 2015 Bridal Market is in full swing, and you know what that means-OK, a lot of jaw-dropping new wedding dresses, but also fresh inspiration when it comes to wedding hairstyle ideas. Here are a few of the pretty styles we've seen during designers' presentations, with backstage details on how you can try the looks for yourself (or have your stylist do it during your hair trial!).
Classic chignons at Monique Lhuillier, by Nina Dimachki for Kerastase
The how-to:
1. Apply a quarter size of Ciment Thermique to clean, dry hair, from mid-length to the ends. Then layer with a generous amount of Spray-a-Porter, applying in sections for even distribution. Blow dry with a bristle finishing brush, pulling hair away from the face
2. Spray a light veil of Powder Bluff onto the hair to create a dry, matte effect. Gather hair into a ponytail at the nape of the neck, securing with a bungee hair elastic. Spray the ponytail with additional Powder Bluff to enhance the matte effect
3. Twist the ponytail to compact the hair while twirling it into a classic chignon. Pin in place while making sure no ends are popping out. Spray with Laque Dentelle to finish.
Voluminous ponytails at Jenny Packham, by Jeanie Syfu for Tresemme
The how-to:
1. Apply Tresemme 24 Hour Body Foaming Mousse liberally to all sections of the hair, then rough dry.
2. Brush out the hair with a Mason Pearson brush to work the product in and apply clip-in hair extensions from the nape of the neck to just above the ear, as needed.
3. Tease hair in small sections and lightly spray with Tresemme 24 Hour Body Finishing Spray.
4. With your fingers, gather hair at the nape of the neck and secure with an elastic.
5. Take a small strand of hair from underneath the ponytail and wrap around the base to cover the elastic and pin into place.
6. Loosen the ponytail just behind the ears at the nape to create a round shape. Gently pull a few wisps of hair from the ponytail to frame the face and fluff the hair lightly with fingers.
7. Finish with Tresemme 24 Hour Body Finishing Spray for long-lasting volume.
Knotty updos at Marchesa, by Akemi Tamaribuchi for Kerastase
The how-to:
1. Apply a quarter size dab of Ciment Thermique to clean, dry hair. Then layer on a generous amount of Mousse Bouffante and Spray-a-Porter, working in sections for even distribution.
2. Beginning at the crown, lift and twist two-inch sections and blow dry upward to create volume and texture. Work around the head and clip each section up to cool and set.
3. Use a small round brush to refine hair around the temple area and/or baby hairs around the hairline. Spray a generous amount of Powder Bluff to tame these strands.
4. Divide hair into four segments: left/right sides, crown (top) and back (nape of neck). For the back section, create an "S" shape underhand braid to cover the section, braiding two inches away from the scalp to create looseness. Pin the lengths of the braid into the design for hold.
5. Drop sides and crown/top portions to find the natural parting. Beginning on the less dense side, create a knot with the section just behind the temple. Pin the knot loosely into place before creating another knot along the section. Continue to pin knots, placing them above the braid. Do the same for the heavier side of part, making sure to look for balance and softness.
6. Allow small hairs around the temple and hairline to drop, adding softness to the design. Finish with Laque Dentelle hairspray. Which of these wedding hairstyle ideas from Spring 2015 Bridal Market do you like the most? Photos: Courtesy Kerastase, Tresemme
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