Lplumb and very shiny hair, slightly creased for a wavy rock hairlook, tied and held by elegant and romantic, avant-garde accessories, in an encounter between the Matrix and the women of the Metaverse: on the catwalks of Milan Fashion Week FW 23/24, hair anticipates next season’s beauty trends. To be copied immediately.
Milan Fashion Week FW 23/24, hair trends
1. The semi wet, from Prada to Fendi to N°21
The absolute superlative is a must in some cases and the tops of Prada they absolutely need it: very lucid. Plumb smooth and shiny on the roots thanks to styling products that maintain order, Prada’s locks – designed by hairstylist Guido Palau – have reduced volumes, ise not flattenedto give great importance to make-up, in a ensembles minimal-chic.
The futuristic and essential mood also characterized Fendi where the hair, again by the hand of Palau, has been gathered in an accessorized low ponytail featuring a side tuft with a sleek effect. For hair poised between the futuristic world of matrix and that of the Metaverse.
More retro is the inspiration of N°21 by Alessandro dell’Acqua, which pays homage to the Italian Sixties divas with a smooth creased and never tufted hair with a semi-wet finish, signed by the Toni&Guy Italia team. “He’s a look that expresses sensuality, audacity and passion. with a common denominator: the inevitable tuft, marked by a deep side line combined with a slight volume on the top of the head. Natural hairlooks, with a finish undone” he has declared Anthony Turner. Worn and fake worn with nonchalance, the hair is enhanced by soft waves that give body to the hair for a very natural and precisely “unfinished” effect. Inspired by the spirit of Monica Vitti and Jeanne Moreau.
Reduced to a minimum, Fendi and Prada’s hair has a futuristic allure (Getty Images)
2. Roberto Cavalli’s Nineties waves
A hairstyle effortless, effortlessly, it also slips from Albert Ferretti and of Roberto Cavalli. “I am beach waves a little more sophisticated than usual because the movements are the super natural wet and dry natural ones, but instead of creating them with water and salt spray, we have built with cream, oil and plate” has explained Pier Paolo Lai, key hairstylist for Wella Professionals, from the Roberto Cavalli backstage. A grunge but luxurious styling while the hair comes to life because it is fluttering or inserted into the necks of sweaters or scarves.
Roberto Cavalli’s nineties waves FW 2023/24, by Wella hair (Photo Getty Images)
3. Antonio Marrras’ braided crops
Masterpiece of romance, to remember, the collected hair of Antonio Marras, signed by the hairstylist Davide Diodovich for Davines Italy team. Inspiration from ancient, bucolic, dreamy Sardinia: lhe hairstyles are pinned braids in romantic-rock looks, aided by nail extensions to recreate the same textures and weaves of the fabrics seen in the collection. In an ode to Grazia Deledda.
4. The accessories, the bows by Max Mara
The accessories in the hair return, almost surprisingly. At Max Mara it is a triumph of romantic black bows, ultra bon ton. In velvet, they have long tails that extend into the crown, held in a low tail. Symbol of order and reason but also of feeling they are inspired by English Regency. For a composed but tremendously feminine hair look.
The ponytails with black velvet ribbon by Max Mara are rigorous and sentimental
5. The madness of the MFW? Moschino’s punk
Couture works of art, they are punk wigs made by Paul Hanlon for Moschino.
Created with jet black human hair extensions, they rest on Mohican braids woven into the models’ real hair and rendered motionless by copious sprays of lacquer and straighteners. For a contrast, with natural hair, as only hair accessories can do. Because a touch of madness makes glamour.
6. Seventies hairstyling at Gucci
Gucci has always been accustomed to extremely personalized beauty looks and the FW 23/24 hairlooks are a new confirmation. The mood that of the seventies, with full and built hairgeometric and precise cuts, full fringes and at the edge of the eyebrow arch, wolf cut soft, soft curls and two-tone hair, black and platinum.
Seventies spirit for Gucci’s hair (Photo Getty Images for Gucci)
Anything goes on the Gucci runway, too pinned here and there little hippy flowers.
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