TOlla Milan Fashion Week pe 2026, The watchword, in terms of hair and hairstyle, is contamination: the catwalks speak of expressive freedom and experimentation, intertwining past and future. They range from aesthetics genderless playing with Geometric lines and hyper-Lucide textureson the return of Short and imperfect cutsup to the romantic suggestions and bohemians in which hair accessories they become protagonists. Deep or central line, speechless or disciplined hair, sculpture sculpture sculptures: the codes change, but the Fil Rouge It remains only one. The search for identity through the Hairlook, which becomes a mirror of the new forms of beauty.
Milan Fashion Week pe 2026: the most beautiful hauroks on the catwalk
The aesthetic “Gender Fluid” by Alberta Feretti and Iceberg
Among the first to parade to the Milan Fashion Week pe 2026 There is the brand Iceberg which, under the creative direction of James Long, bringsn Passerella an aesthetic made of deliberately imperfect textures and cuts from the allure Genderless. Spotlights focused mainly on the courts: from the pixie speech to the short cuts carved by structured waves, up to the classic Shag and Bob ultracorti, just below the ears. A decisive tribute to vintage atmospheres, reinterpreted with a contemporary touch.
From Alberta Ferrettithe Hairlooks bears the signature of the Key Hairstylist Sébastien Richard, flanked by the team Wella Professionals led by Manuel Sunda. The result? Hairstyles that celebrate naturalness in all its authenticity, with soft, light and moving hair. The goal is to Enhance the natural structure of the hair, focused on airy and fluid textures.
At the MFW SS26 the “Genderless” style on the catwalk by Alberta Ferretti and Iceberg is confirmed among the trends
MFW PE26: the “Sleek” style of Fendi and Prada
From Fendi, tthe Sleek effect is renewed in a version 2.0, where male and female codes merge seamlessly. The row, deep and lateral, cuts the hair – both long and short – introducing an almost geometric penalty to the hairlook. The textures become smooth and ultra shiny, emphasized by a generous amount of gel discipline and flattens the front, accentuating the essentiality of the lines.
From left: the “Sleek Style” hair on the catwalk from Fendi and Prada to the Milan Fashion Week SS26 (Gettyimages)
A very similar dialogue follows also Pradawhere the haurook play with clear lines, essential styling and shiny surfaces. Protagonist, also in this case, is the wet effect that discipline back the hair, leaving the face totally free. The lengths then stopped at the base of the neck with invisible bobby pins, for emphasize even more the dualism between elegance and functionality.
Hair accessories from Luisa Beccaria, Vivetta and Antonio Marras
Romantic atmospheres and bohemien for Luisa Beccaria, Which in spring summer 2026 brings a dreamlike imagination inspired by the gardens in bloom on the catwalk, almost a Shakespearean feast of half summer. Next to soft crops and helmets with central row, absolute protagonists are the accessories: Large tense hats and silk scarves intertwined with the hairfor dreamy and sophisticated hairstyles.
The return of accessories also dominates Antonio Marras, among the most anticipated fashion shows of the calendar. To cure the hauroks on the catwalk, the hairstylist James Pecis who plays with contamination and contrasts, approaching Sculpture circles in hairlook inspired by flapper, with flat and clips waves, in a deliberately irreverent mix.
From left the hair accessories by Luisa Beccaria, Vivetta and Antonio Marras (Gettyimages)
Hair accessories on the catwalk from Vivetta to Milan Fashion Week have a surrealist flavor. The hauroks curated by Giorgio Parrrivecchio, together with the team Wella Professionalsthey played poetic beauty and out of the box: the shirts are transformed into turbans and jewels in the shape of animals intertwine fashion, dream and play.
The “eighteenth -century” hair from Max Mara
On the occasion of the parade of Max Mara, The hairstyling bears the signature of the Key Hairstylist Odile Gilbert, flanked by the team Wella Professionals led by Marco Firriolo.
From Max Mara’s backstage to MFW Pe26 (Credits: Wella Professionals)
The hairstyles, elegant and ultra chic, are inspired by the iconic figure of Madame de Pompadour recalling the spirit with a contemporary Twist. The result? High, swollen and structured chignon, which slim the silhouette of the face with sophisticated lightness. To complete the look, one black band that frames the features, emphasizing the volume on the top of the head and adding a graphic touch with timeless charm.
«The construction of the hairlook required great care and skill: the hair was collected in a braid hidden in the upper part of the head, creating a solid support base for the front area. Here, the volume has been further emphasized thanks to a strategic cottoning, capable of giving structure and momentum while maintaining a light and refined effect. The final texture, bright but with a natural effect, anticipates the hair trends of the next seasons, celebrating a perfect balance between modernity and historical suggestions “explained by the team Wella Professionals.