What hairstyles are in for 2015 I hear you ask? Having a flick through Google images I have come up with a few of my favourites. There doesn’t seem to be a very strong trend in fashion right now, unlike Summer 14/15 where pastel was the be all and end all of hair. The Long Bob (LOB) is still a very strong influence, a longer version of the Bob Trend we saw in Winter 2014. Subtle highlights and balayage have set in as a trend becoming quite a classic look. Ombre seems to have diminished somewhat in place of subtlety and like fashion at the moment for the coming autumn winter very minimalist.
This gorgeous long mid length bob looks absolutely stunning on Charlize Theron. I love the way she is constantly changing her hair style. This one is 10 out of 10 for me.
Ashley Greene’s version of a long bob oozes class. A great example of how you can dress a long bob with waves. The colour is minimalist with subtle but beautiful balayage.
Another great example of a mid to long layered bob, a stunning blonde tone done with a mixture of highlights and balayage. Who said bobs are boring?
For longer styles not a great deal has changed. Miranda pictured above has a stunning autumn colour. Subtle highlights and balayage that frame her face shows how minimalist can be truly beautiful.
Now for the short of it. If you really feel like a change check out these two sassy short styles. Not everyone’s cup of tea I know, but you would have to agree they are awesome haircuts.
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The change of seasons is always a great time to make a change in your look. If you feel like a change, pop into the salon, have a chat to your favourite stylist and ask how we can recreate any of these styles for you. All our contact details are at www.hairbyphd.com.au
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If you would like to comment on any these looks or show us what your favourite look for 2015 so is, leave a comment below!
Cheers,
Sarkis the Hairstylist.
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