This is the hairstyle I would connect a power dressing. It is very pointy to complement the business activity as well as it is very soft to attend a dinner. When one does not want to feel fancy with styling, one can use it as a go-to.
Simplicity is also more than enough to create the fall look: this no-nonsense bun proves that a beautiful appearance can be achieved with the help of minimalism.
Headband Chic with Volume
There is a fun and elevated femininity about sporting headband on top of voluminous hair. In this instance, the scarf accessory makes the look change into a fashion statement and the layering of the tops gives some height and elegance. It is an exquisite selection that suits short wavy (or thin hair) people interested in trying the different texture and accessories.
Hair accessories in the fall always kind of seem fitting to me- it is the season of layering, after all. A spritz of texturizing hair spray such as Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray helps support that volume beneath the headband, so it never looks flat.
To me this appearance is very artistic, almost bohemian. It gives me the feeling of autumnal markets, mulled cider, and trying new combinations of clothing. It is an easy option to style the hair without having to make a drastic hair cut decision.
Occasionally, the tiniest details can alter your mood completely and this headband fashion demonstrates it.
Romantic Tousled Updo
This romantic updo has an air of casual romance juxtaposed with even sophistication. The wisps and waves are pulled together back in a structured but loosely bun and offer a classic feel. This hairstyle is practical and at the same time so stylish in appearance – especially to women with wavy hair or thick hair.
I love this type updo because it does not require perfection. But the beauty of it is that it is soft, kind of unfinished. A malleable hold spray, such as Lancoome Elnett Satin Hairspray, is ideal to secure a style and give it flexibility.
This evokes something that hairstylist Anh Co Tran repeats a lot, that is to have hair that does not look too collected. Such a combination of polish and ease adds make this style flattering in day wear as well as in the evening.
The style exudes rather than screams elegance and that feels very autumnal.
Elegant Ribbon Ponytail
The simple ribbon ponytail goes to show how hair does not have to be involved to feel simply outstanding. In this case, silver hair extensions are swept back and fastened with a bow made of satin and allowed to fall with flourish. It strikes the balance between youthfulness and maturity; an ode to timeless femininity revamped to suit women age 60 and upwards.
When I wear my hair in this style I always use a shine spray like the Paul Mitchell Awapuhi Wild Ginger Shine Spray. They complement the ribbon detail and are sure that the fine hair should not be dull.
This is one of those styles that feels celebratory. The best part is it is wearable on a casual day on the town but still has enough polish to carry you through a dinner party and even the holidays.
There is also, of course, the playful element as well, that it is never too late to bring playful elements like bows in your look, and rather than being too young, it is confidence dripping with sophistication.
Classic Bob with Bangs
The bob with bangs has a distinct Parisian look- it is gentle, sleek and flaters the face. The bangs contribute an energetic youth, whereas the rounded sides of the hairstyle make it elegant. The style suits very well the thinner hair as the structure of it makes the hair look thicker and with more shape. It is the sort of style that seems laid back but not in any way monotonous.
To keep the bangs fresh, I do always recommend a light dry shampoo either Batiste in-between washes to prevent oily bangs, but also to retain the volume. For shine, a spritz of leave-in conditioner does wonders.
Personally, I’ve always loved the way bangs soften features. They add attention to the eyes and may make even a sweater-and-jeans outfit look smart.
The beauty of this is that it is so versatile to wear during the fall. You can make it slicked-back to introduce some formality into a day excursion and somewhat rumpled to achieve the effect of casual weekend.
Choppy Dark Crop
This stylish messes with the perfected bob and gives it a wild touch. Shorter layered cuts with the touch of some bangs will bring in a choppy bob look which is contemporary and brash. It is particularly effective in women who have thick hair because the layering does not remove the hair weight but still leaves lots of hair movement.
Styling this kind of cut is surprisingly easy. The layers are given definition by a lightweight wax such as Redken Rewind 06 to ensure the layers are lifted without feeling crispy. Even a bit of finger-combing will be sufficient to re-fresh it during the morning.
For me, this style speaks to confidence. It may sound a bit wild and unexpected and it looks great with big earrings or dramatic eyeliner. Jen Atkin stresses that hair with texture becomes up to date as soon as possible, and it is evident.
The result is a cut that is shorter easy care but not plain-vanilla-by-the-book at all; it has spunk, zip and style.
Half-Up Bun with Waves
This is the perfect style when you love long hairstyles but sometimes, you just need a change. Use this half up bun along with some mermaid waves to get the best of both worlds. It’s playful, practical, and incredibly flattering for wavy hair. The bun raises the crown with some volume and the loose length gives a soft feminine effect to the whole look.
I will suggest curling wand with only selected parts of the loose hair if they might need a refreshment in texture form. A salt spray, such as Bumble and bumble Surf Spray add an of-the-beach, bedhead texture to waves.
