The Best Braids from NYFW Spring 2016
Just when you thought you’d seen hair twisted in every possible way, the Spring 2016 runways added some new, well, twists. Here, the best variations on classic braid styles from the New York shows.
Public School Power braids by Allen Ruiz using Aveda’s Smooth Infusion Nourishing Style Cream and Air Control hair spray.
Photo by Olivia Locher
Thom Browne Upside-down schoolgirl braids by Jimmy Paul for bumble and bumble (using floral wire and a generous amount of Thickening and Classic hairsprays).
Courtesy of Bumble and bumble
Hervé Leger A fancy wraparound style by Orlando Pita for TRESemmé.
Photo by Victor VIRGILE/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images
Proenza Schouler A long thin braid by Anthony Turner for Bumble and bumble.
Courtesy of Bumble and bumble
Alice+Olivia Voluminous princess hair by Marshall Lin using Fekkai.
Courtesy of Fekkai
Degen A pop of color by Joseph DiMaggio for Davines, using Davines More Inside This Is a Shimmering Mist (out in January) for extra shine.
Courtesy of Davines
Wendy Nichol Twists and turns by Mischa G using Bumble and bumble Spray de Mode, Dryspun Finish, and Semisumo on the ends.
Courtesy of Bumble and bumble
Rachel Antonoff Deconstructed braids by Rodney Cutler for Cutler/Redken using Redken Braid 03 Defining Lotion and Windblown Dry Finishing Spray.
Photo by Kayla Clements for Cutler
Hervé Leger Orlando Pita for TRESemmé
Photo by Victor VIRGILE/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images.
Suno A French braid-slash-chignon by Odile Gilbert using Kenra Professional.
Courtesy of Kenra Professional
J. MendelA thick French braid by James Pecis for PHYTO and Beauty.com, inspired by Japanese paintings and prints.
Courtesy of Beauty.com
Rachel Comey Post-apocalyptic warrior braids by James Pecis for Beauty.com using PHYTO.
Courtesy of Beauty.com
Rachel Antonoff Rodney Cutler for Cutler/Redken
Photo by Kayla Clements for Cutler
