Splash!

Although the rain continues to play havoc with our wardrobes, happily when it comes to spring’s hottest hair trend, we can learn to love it – or certainly work with it. Levels of water-locked hair ranged from subtle high shine panels at Victoria Beckham to water logged fringes at Miu Miu and all out dripping wet tendrils at Diesel Black Gold. At Alexander Wang and Sportmax hair had an athletic feel to it, as if models had just stepped out of the ocean while at Lanvin and Alberta Ferretti lengths were just slightly saturated in an expert melee of wet-look product (think gel, serum and lashings of mousse) to give an effortless, still-damp finish. At ultra luxe label Bottega Veneta hair stylist Guido Palau styled tousled hair up into dishevelled, loose buns, proving high shine can indeed mean high fashion too.

Although the rain continues to play havoc with our wardrobes, happily when it comes to spring’s hottest hair trend, we can learn to love it – or certainly work with it. Levels of water-locked hair ranged from subtle high shine panels at Victoria Beckham to water logged fringes at Miu Miu and all out dripping wet tendrils at Diesel Black Gold. At Alexander Wang and Sportmax hair had an athletic feel to it, as if models had just stepped out of the ocean while at Lanvin and Alberta Ferretti lengths were just slightly saturated in an expert melee of wet-look product (think gel, serum and lashings of mousse) to give an effortless, still-damp finish. At ultra luxe label Bottega Veneta hair stylist Guido Palau styled tousled hair up into dishevelled, loose buns, proving high shine can indeed mean high fashion too.

Although the rain continues to play havoc with our wardrobes, happily when it comes to spring’s hottest hair trend, we can learn to love it – or certainly work with it. Levels of water-locked hair ranged from subtle high shine panels at Victoria Beckham to water logged fringes at Miu Miu and all out dripping wet tendrils at Diesel Black Gold. At Alexander Wang and Sportmax hair had an athletic feel to it, as if models had just stepped out of the ocean while at Lanvin and Alberta Ferretti lengths were just slightly saturated in an expert melee of wet-look product (think gel, serum and lashings of mousse) to give an effortless, still-damp finish. At ultra luxe label Bottega Veneta hair stylist Guido Palau styled tousled hair up into dishevelled, loose buns, proving high shine can indeed mean high fashion too.

Although the rain continues to play havoc with our wardrobes, happily when it comes to spring’s hottest hair trend, we can learn to love it – or certainly work with it. Levels of water-locked hair ranged from subtle high shine panels at Victoria Beckham to water logged fringes at Miu Miu and all out dripping wet tendrils at Diesel Black Gold. At Alexander Wang and Sportmax hair had an athletic feel to it, as if models had just stepped out of the ocean while at Lanvin and Alberta Ferretti lengths were just slightly saturated in an expert melee of wet-look product (think gel, serum and lashings of mousse) to give an effortless, still-damp finish. At ultra luxe label Bottega Veneta hair stylist Guido Palau styled tousled hair up into dishevelled, loose buns, proving high shine can indeed mean high fashion too.

Although the rain continues to play havoc with our wardrobes, happily when it comes to spring’s hottest hair trend, we can learn to love it – or certainly work with it. Levels of water-locked hair ranged from subtle high shine panels at Victoria Beckham to water logged fringes at Miu Miu and all out dripping wet tendrils at Diesel Black Gold. At Alexander Wang and Sportmax hair had an athletic feel to it, as if models had just stepped out of the ocean while at Lanvin and Alberta Ferretti lengths were just slightly saturated in an expert melee of wet-look product (think gel, serum and lashings of mousse) to give an effortless, still-damp finish. At ultra luxe label Bottega Veneta hair stylist Guido Palau styled tousled hair up into dishevelled, loose buns, proving high shine can indeed mean high fashion too.

Although the rain continues to play havoc with our wardrobes, happily when it comes to spring’s hottest hair trend, we can learn to love it – or certainly work with it. Levels of water-locked hair ranged from subtle high shine panels at Victoria Beckham to water logged fringes at Miu Miu and all out dripping wet tendrils at Diesel Black Gold. At Alexander Wang and Sportmax hair had an athletic feel to it, as if models had just stepped out of the ocean while at Lanvin and Alberta Ferretti lengths were just slightly saturated in an expert melee of wet-look product (think gel, serum and lashings of mousse) to give an effortless, still-damp finish. At ultra luxe label Bottega Veneta hair stylist Guido Palau styled tousled hair up into dishevelled, loose buns, proving high shine can indeed mean high fashion too.