The Best Haircut Trends From London Fashion Week Street Style So Far
As London Fashion Week slowly but surely makes a return IRL, there’s one thing in particular we’re all excited to welcome back: street style.
As the most fashion-forward individuals descend on the city, you can expect to spot all manner of trends, from head-to-toe neon to luxury accessories. The outfits may take centre stage on those windy thoroughfares but it’s impossible to ignore the Instagram-worthy haircuts.
This year alone we’ve seen the octopus cut, bottleneck bangs and the bixie take over salons — but we can always count on London’s fashion pack to bring a host of new haircut movements to the table.
Click through to discover all the hair inspiration you need, straight from LFW AW22.
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Up-dos are predicted to be the style of choice as windy weather takes hold of London. The deep side parting lends this very sleek look a boyish feel that we love. Photo by Neil Mockford/Getty ImagesWe’ve already spotted lots of natural texture on the catwalk and street stylers are following suit. Ciinderella Balthazar‘s brushed out waves are enhanced by a handful of invisible layers. Photo by Neil Mockford/Getty ImagesForget face-framing highlights — it’s all about dainty braids, as spotted on Gabriella Berdugo outside Bora Aksu. This is the easiest way to give hair that’s all one length a cute update. Photo by Neil Mockford/Getty ImagesSpeaking to R29 recently, hairstylists Alicia McLaughlin and Charlotte Mensah forecast a return to embracing natural texture in many creative styles, like this street styler arriving at the Bora Aksu show. Photo by Neil Mockford/Getty ImagesShort, sharp shapes are taking over London salons, with editorial hairstylist Neil Moodie championing cropped sides with longer hair draped on top. This guest nails it. Photo by Neil Mockford/Getty ImagesIsabella Charlotta Poppius is proof that curtain bangs look just as chic once they grow out. Photo by Neil Mockford/Getty Images
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