Fashion Week Dos And Donts
The stars who got it oh-so right and so SO wrong during the hottest week of the British calender
PA PhotosDOmake a bold colour statement - á la Agyness Deyn, who turned heads at House Of Holland with newly-darkened locks.
PA PhotosDOgive your bob a rock edge – like Alexa Chung, who wore hers tousled and fuss-free with a haphazard parting for London Fashion Week.
PA PhotosDON’Tgo gaga for body – like Nicola Roberts, who swapped her demure bob for this voluminous, Cilla Black circa 1989 nightmare at a London Fashion Week party.
WENNDOchannel Cher circa 1960 – á la Naomi Campbell, flaunting a full-fat fringe and poker-straight lengths at the very exclusive Vogue dinner party during London Fashion Week.
PA PhotosDON’Tdo criss-cross partings with extreme precision – like Little Boots at the House Of Holland Spring/Summer 2010 catwalk show. It isn’t 1996.
Rex FeaturesDOthe quiff with effortless cool – like Erin O’Connor at the Mulberry party during London Fashion Week.
Rex FeaturesDOwear your hair with bags of attitude – á la Sarah Harding, whose platinum punk-esque quiff rocked the Mulberry party during London Fashion Week.
PA Photos/www.paphotos.comDON’Tflaunt fake-ness – like Taylor Momsen, who sported these rather obvious hair extensions during New York Fashion Week.
PA PhotosDO70s beach-chic – like Georgia May Jagger, whose beachy, tousled waves gave us serious style-envy at the All Walks Beyond The Catwalk launch during London Fashion Week.
PA PhotosDON’Tside-sweep with too much enthusiasm – like Nicola Roberts, whose side-swept fringe stood almost four inches off her head. Not ‘rock’.
PA PhotosDOaccessorise well – like Fearne Cotton, who rocked the current 80s trend at the PPQ catwalk show during London Fashion Week with this over-sized, black velvet bow.
Rex FeaturesDON’Tlet your locks age you – like Ugly Betty’s Vanessa Williams did at the Ann Taylor show during New York Fashion Week. Hairspray canbe the enemy…
Rex FeaturesDON’T go POKER-straight – like Rachel Bilson at New York Fashion Week. This season it's all about softness and movement.
Rex FeaturesDON’Tconfuse ‘beachy’ with greasy – like Blake Lively, who rarely gets it wrong when it comes to hair, but didn’t wow us with these rats-tails when front row at Diane Von Furstenberg's New York Fashion Week show.
PA PhotosDOlet your dress do the talking – á la Hilary Duff at New York Fashion Week. The new Gossip Girl on the block teamed her wow-inducing black bodycon dress with simple accessories and this on-trend slicked-back ‘do, and got a big thumbs up from us.
Rex FeaturesDON’Tpull a Lady Gaga and copy her Marc Jacobs New York Fashion Week ‘do. There are no words…
PA PhotosDON’Thide the style that made you famous – like Alexa Chung, who pinned back her über-cool tousled bob and looked less than show-stopping front row at New York Fashion Week’s Phillip Lim show.
Rex FeaturesJust last year, Jessica Alba was rocking bleached-blonde locks, which some might say didn't compliment her enviable honey complexion
Rex FeaturesDON’Tdo the bouffant – like Madonna at the Marc Jacobs Spring/Summer 2010 show during New York Fashion Week.
Rex FeaturesDOembrace your curls – á la Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen at the Bergdorf Goodman's Fashion's Night Out party. We WANT their hair!
Rex FeaturesDON’Tcoiff like your life depends on it – like Charlize Theron. It may have been hot on the catwalks, but off them it just looks a big ol’ mess.
