We bring you the 10 hairstyles that have got everyone (read: the fashion pack, bloggers and, erm, us) talking so far in the SS14 fashion weeks. Enjoy.
Ditch the dip-dye. Get over ombre. Be rid of rainbow tresses. It's all about the feather dye for spring 2014, as seen at Ashish. We'll so be rocking this on the festival circuit next year.
Edie Campbell's hair transformations just keep getting more dramatic. First she lopped off her locks into a chic mousy-brown bob, and now the model's rocking a raven shag. That's right, a shag. We love Edie's fashion-forward daring style, but copy with caution.
Step one: braid locks to one side (using the chain-link method where possible). Step two: find tornado, stand in it. Step three: find hedge, drag self through backwards. Step four: show off perfect replica of the Giles windswept chain-link braid. It's seriously messy. But we're kind of digging it.
Behold: Chloe Norgaard, the neon-haired goddess of the runway. Instantly recognisable for her mermaid-green locks, she's been lighting up catwalks in the fashion capitals this season. We. Want. Her. Hair.
Rag & Bone's controversial wet-look locks have had a mixed reaction off the catwalk. "It looks like a cow licked her hair or something," one of you told us on Facebook. But cow-licked-chic or non, we actually love the wet-look trend. Will we be wearing it? Erm, we'll keep you posted.
The mark of a good hair accessory? One so large you can see it from the front. Top marks to Roksanda Ilincic for this super-sized bow.
Yes, the current stint of catwalk shows are all about spring/summer 2014, but right now we're planning our autumn makeover; and Sam Rollinson's bob is where it's at. Feel free to join us in printing out a pic of her perfect bob and taking it to your hairdresser, pronto.
So does this mean we can stop washing our hair every other day now? If the girls at 3.1 Phillip Lim are anything to go by: yes, yes it does.
The most wearable of the 'getting us talking' 'dos: the Holly Fulton side-swept retro curls will be our go-to style this party season.
This super-choppy short bob with a blunt-cut cropped fringe wig at the Marc Jacobs NYFW show is really, really working for us. On Cara Delevingne, that is.
Now feel free to get prepped for this season with our autumn/winter hair trends round-up, below.
