⏱️ Čas čítania: 2 min (226 slov) Runway hair often veers to extremes: bouncy and voluminous, or sleek and polished. But the Fall/Winter 2025 catwalks presented a rare alternative, as models stepped out with hair so artfully undone, they could have rolled out of bed en route to the show. Paired with bohemian layers, minimalist […]
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Runway hair often veers to extremes: bouncy and voluminous, or sleek and polished. But the Fall/Winter 2025 catwalks presented a rare alternative, as models stepped out with hair so artfully undone, they could have rolled out of bed en route to the show. Paired with bohemian layers, minimalist tailoring, and sharp eveningwear, laissez-faire is the season’s prevailing mood. Hardly new, perhaps—but undeniably relatable.
At Prada, hairstylist Guido Palau pushed the concept of bedhead to its most literal sense—frizzy, tangled, and unapologetically unbrushed—echoing the collection’s embrace of the unfinished and spontaneous as it further riffed on the notion of ladylike. Channeling ‘70s punk rock, Anthony Turner translated Ann Demeulemeester’s grunge-fueled collection into a revival of unkempt texture and imperfect braids, punctuated by bandanas.
Elsewhere, frizz was handled with a lighter touch: Gucci and McQueen leaned into airy texture and even a whisper of static. For Prabal Gurung, Lacy Redway translated sensual, delightfully imperfect silhouettes into a “morning-after” look with tousled, slept-in strands balanced by just enough polish to feel intentional. Meanwhile, Isabel Marant and Chloé stayed true to their bohemian roots (pun intended) with effortlessly loose yet subtly refined waves.
Ahead, take a look at some of the best bed hair moments from the Fall/Winter 2025 runways.
