Winter’s Biggest Hair Trends Are Soft and Romantic

It seems that this hero does not even need to try. Bluebirds fly around her when she leaves the house in the morning, she volunteers at animal shelters and nursing homes, and her hair is just right. happen To have a gorgeous, natural, and soft atmosphere like Jennifer Lawrence or Daisy Edgar-Jones.

While we can’t help you with bluebirds (why not try birdseed?), nature’s highlights are within everyone’s reach. “Blondes, redheads, and brunettes can all achieve this look,” says New York City-based colorist Kirsten Stork. “Soft pops of brighter items give a lived-in look without harsh growth lines.” That means you don’t have to find time to go to the salon and can focus on planning your holiday party in the town square (where you’ll meet the love of your life!). “Go for a more toned-down, natural, root-like highlight that stretches out easily,” Stork says.

sophisticated fairy

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A romance with a dangerous French stranger and riding on the back of a Vespa requires something cute and sophisticated (we’re in Europe for this movie, after all), but it’s also a “I’m not scared to ride on the back of this guy’s bike without a helmet” kind of thing.

Celebrities like Carrie Coon and Brie Larson have recently brought back this delicate crop, and it’s an effortless and elegant look this season (even with a winter hat or helmet it doesn’t lose its charm). “I use precision scissors to cut around the ears and the nape of the neck, creating a finer cut,” says New York City-based hairstylist Travis Speck. “I leave the hair a little longer at the top of the head for softness.”

“Short cuts like this work for a lot of people; it’s all about attitude and fine-tuning the details,” adds Los Angeles-based hairstylist Michael Duenas, but straight, slightly wavy hair types are easy to achieve that iconic young Mia Farrow look.

curly wolf cut

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