Hairstylist Sam McKnight pulled models’ hair into a rumpled half-up style and secured it with a length of black ribbon and an oversized logo pin.

A silky ribbon was used as both a headband and elastic backstage at Jour Ne’s spring show in Paris.

“To achieve this chic and bohemian look, be sure to give the hair texture at the roots. That’s how you get the 60’s boho feel,” hairstylist Odile Gilbert, who worked with TRESemmé, said backstage at Jonathan Simkhai. Look closely and you’ll see tiny baby braids with beads hidden in all that texture.

For hairstylist Odile Gilbert, Rodarte’s hair look was all about romance. That meant models walked the runway wearing pounds of fresh flowers knotted, tied, and woven throughout their hair. Bows and metallic starburst accessories added a little of the elegant subversive and feminine edge back to the look.

The Disney villain-inspired show called for electric lavender hair tied to a top knot and spilling over to one side.

“The Tory girl is confident. She’s a little uptown and a little downtown. I’m using Redken Full Frame 07 All-Over Volumizing Mousse to give this look a natural edge with a little softness,” hairstylist Guido Palau said backstage. “I’ve left the girls’ natural texture throughout their lengths unless their hair is very straight, where I’ll add a loose bend. I also left out the baby hairs around the hairline to obtain a slightly boyish, effortless look with a touch of strength in a very Tory way. This is the perfect example of using one product to achieve a fashion-focused look.”