Frothy and feminine

Despite SS12 seemingly being a season of wet looks, a handful of elegant ladylike 'dos grabbed our attention, notable as they were for their whimsy and outright girlishness. The best example was undoubtedly Fendi, where candyfloss seemed to have been used as a literal reference – hair was spun sugary into twists with flyaways emphatically teased out. Elsewhere at Richard Nicoll relaxed, loose chignons were the order of the day while at Philosophy layers of fluffy fuzz stole the show. The disheveled bouffants at Marni had us longing for a louche cocktail party to wear them to, while Diane von Furstenberg’s frothy beehives appealed to the Uptown girl in all of us; Roberto Cavalli had it nailed when it came to pretty French Twists – the perfect partner to the black liner we plan on sporting this winter.

Despite SS12 seemingly being a season of wet looks, a handful of elegant ladylike 'dos grabbed our attention, notable as they were for their whimsy and outright girlishness. The best example was undoubtedly Fendi, where candyfloss seemed to have been used as a literal reference – hair was spun sugary into twists with flyaways emphatically teased out. Elsewhere at Richard Nicoll relaxed, loose chignons were the order of the day while at Philosophy layers of fluffy fuzz stole the show. The disheveled bouffants at Marni had us longing for a louche cocktail party to wear them to, while Diane von Furstenberg’s frothy beehives appealed to the Uptown girl in all of us; Roberto Cavalli had it nailed when it came to pretty French Twists – the perfect partner to the black liner we plan on sporting this winter.

Despite SS12 seemingly being a season of wet looks, a handful of elegant ladylike 'dos grabbed our attention, notable as they were for their whimsy and outright girlishness. The best example was undoubtedly Fendi, where candyfloss seemed to have been used as a literal reference – hair was spun sugary into twists with flyaways emphatically teased out. Elsewhere at Richard Nicoll relaxed, loose chignons were the order of the day while at Philosophy layers of fluffy fuzz stole the show. The disheveled bouffants at Marni had us longing for a louche cocktail party to wear them to, while Diane von Furstenberg’s frothy beehives appealed to the Uptown girl in all of us; Roberto Cavalli had it nailed when it came to pretty French Twists – the perfect partner to the black liner we plan on sporting this winter.

Despite SS12 seemingly being a season of wet looks, a handful of elegant ladylike 'dos grabbed our attention, notable as they were for their whimsy and outright girlishness. The best example was undoubtedly Fendi, where candyfloss seemed to have been used as a literal reference – hair was spun sugary into twists with flyaways emphatically teased out. Elsewhere at Richard Nicoll relaxed, loose chignons were the order of the day while at Philosophy layers of fluffy fuzz stole the show. The disheveled bouffants at Marni had us longing for a louche cocktail party to wear them to, while Diane von Furstenberg’s frothy beehives appealed to the Uptown girl in all of us; Roberto Cavalli had it nailed when it came to pretty French Twists – the perfect partner to the black liner we plan on sporting this winter.

Despite SS12 seemingly being a season of wet looks, a handful of elegant ladylike 'dos grabbed our attention, notable as they were for their whimsy and outright girlishness. The best example was undoubtedly Fendi, where candyfloss seemed to have been used as a literal reference – hair was spun sugary into twists with flyaways emphatically teased out. Elsewhere at Richard Nicoll relaxed, loose chignons were the order of the day while at Philosophy layers of fluffy fuzz stole the show. The disheveled bouffants at Marni had us longing for a louche cocktail party to wear them to, while Diane von Furstenberg’s frothy beehives appealed to the Uptown girl in all of us; Roberto Cavalli had it nailed when it came to pretty French Twists – the perfect partner to the black liner we plan on sporting this winter.

Despite SS12 seemingly being a season of wet looks, a handful of elegant ladylike 'dos grabbed our attention, notable as they were for their whimsy and outright girlishness. The best example was undoubtedly Fendi, where candyfloss seemed to have been used as a literal reference – hair was spun sugary into twists with flyaways emphatically teased out. Elsewhere at Richard Nicoll relaxed, loose chignons were the order of the day while at Philosophy layers of fluffy fuzz stole the show. The disheveled bouffants at Marni had us longing for a louche cocktail party to wear them to, while Diane von Furstenberg’s frothy beehives appealed to the Uptown girl in all of us; Roberto Cavalli had it nailed when it came to pretty French Twists – the perfect partner to the black liner we plan on sporting this winter.