TAILORED LAYERS
Oribe recently gave Jennifer Lawrence a fresh cut for the September cover of Vogue, on newsstands now. “It’s such a great haircut that can be tailored for anyone . . . It’s layered in the right spots to complement a woman’s individual features,” he says. “There’s an easiness, a sexiness, a volume to it.”
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Oribe suggests blowing out your hair, hitting the ends with a curling iron, then adding his Dry texturing spray ($39) at the roots for extra fullness.
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WAVY BLOWOUTS
Ride the wavy this season with a sexy but polished blowout. “Jennifer Aniston has a great sleek look that’s good for fall,” DreamDry’s Moise says.
Aniston’s no-frills blowout works for daytime and can transition into an elegant look for a night out.
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WAVY BLOWOUTS
Go bigger — and sexier — with a bombshell style like Blake Lively’s.
“Blake’s blowouts have lots of curls and volume,” says Moise, who expects the look to be a popular request among DreamDry customers this fall. “As the humidity drops in New York, we’ll be seeing women wanting more volume.”
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HEAVY BANGS
When it comes to fringe, don’t lighten up.“Really heavy bangs are in for fall, right above your eyebrow,” stylist Maranghello says, pointing to Kim Kardashian’s blunt bangs. “That’s a cool look that you can get with extensions.”
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HEAVY BANGS
For a little less heft, but still plenty of drama in the bangs department, Moise says Zooey Deschanel’s ’do is an adorkable inspiration for the season.
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PIXIE POWER
“Cutting it super short says you’re strong, empowered and still sexy,” Hazan says. Model Coco Rocha showed her mettle earlier this month, live-tweeting her dramatic chop.
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2 WAYS TO DO THE WAVE
1. “This 1920s and 1930s look is in for fall,” Maranghello says. He suggests bringing the soft look up to date with a deep, sleek side part and waves crafted with sculpting gel — a look models sported for the Bottega Veneta fall 2013 fashion show and often donned by Katy Perry of late.
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2 WAYS TO DO THE WAVE
2. Leave your beach waves on the shore. Oribe says women can rock a long, wavy style without looking like surfer girls. He singles out E! News host Giuliana Rancic’s “modern” wavy tresses for inspiration. “She looks cool.”
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SHADES OF GRADIENT
Phase out your old ombré with a gradual gradient. “It’s more in the same color family than ombré and not so dark to light,” Hazan explains. She says the look results in ends just a shade or two lighter than the roots.
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PONYTAILS
“The perfect pony is gelled and right above your ear,” Maranghello says, name-checking stars like Jennifer Lopez and Kim Kardashian. “Too low is too casual.”
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Looking to pony up to the trend but not sure you have the pull-it-back skills? Head to DreamDry to get this super smooth style ($30-40).
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SLEEK UPDOS
Forget the sloppy summer buns and braids — fall is about prim updos and perfectly sleek plaits.
“We’re expecting to see a lot of smooth, elegant braids,” Moise says, adding that “Game of Thrones” is good for inspiration. “Everything from waterfall and crown braids to fishtails can be great for fall as long as they’re pulled back tightly.”
Beyond Westeros, supermodel Linda Evangelista recently looked the picture of sophistication with a prim pull-back at the CFDA Fashion Awards.
“I’m bored of the undone, throw-it-up look,” Oribe says. “I think a more precise updo is better for fall.”
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Maranghello says the key to a modern updo is to keep it slicked-back with plenty of hair product. “Everything should have a shine this fall,” he says.
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SEXY SHOULDER-LENGTH LOCKS!
Fall is a great time to take the plunge with a new cut while you’re trimming off your sun-damaged ends, notes Oribe. He recently chopped model Daria Werbowy’s long locks for a fresh change. “Shorter hair looks more modern,” he says.
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