15 Spring 2016 hairstyles you can wear in real life

Nur Syazana H.

13 Oct 2015

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Bottega Veneta
The hairstyle most of us go for when we're relaxing at home was the main look at Bottega Veneta. Messy, incredibly low-maintenance but very cool when paired with dewy skin and up-to-date clothes, it could be your go-to for weekends in town.
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Alberta Ferretti
What looks like a haphazard update on the romantic crown braid was this twisted updo at Alberta Ferretti, adorned with gold thread. Try your hand at it by going with a crown French braid anyway (except messier) and clip in some tubular gold accessories for an evening out.
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Alexander Wang
Bangs were all A Wang could think of for his show, but the baby bangs were what especially caught our eye. Absolutely reserved for the bold and on-trend, the blunt look subtly hides a large forehead without shielding too much of the face. If you're apprehensive about making the big snip, try purchasing clip-in bangs to see how you like the look.
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Altuzarra
The half-updo never looked this sweet. This super easy look can be done with a centre part, twisting sections away from the face and then tied with a small elastic, fixed low at the back of the head.
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Carolina Herrera
The large, defined waves at Carolina Herrera may take some TLC to achieve. Grab a large-barreled hair curler and curl large sections of the hair, concentrating on the parts framing the face. Hairspray might be needed to tame any flyaways before you head out.
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Diane Von Furstenberg
The easiest way to get the tight 70s curls seen at DVF is to roll your locks section by section, pinning each part to the head with bobby pins and letting it set overnight. You'll wake up with curly strands, of which you can tease and spray to get the desired volume. A curling iron with a small barrell would also work just as well. Make a deep part at the side and pin one side at the back of your ear - flowers optional.
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Dolce Gabbana
We've talked about wearing scarves in our hair before, but if you need more convincing, look no further than Dolce & Gabbana for proof on the classy look.
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Giles
The Dutch braid pigtails at Giles spelled spunky, not girly. Start right above the crown and braid all the way to the nape of the neck before letting the ends loose with hair bands. To create the loose braids, simply tug at each section gently, starting from the top, and complete the look with a spritz of hairspray.
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Marni
Pigtails are definitely having a moment this Spring 2016, but they never looked too middle school-like. Try out thie graphic 'do seen at Marni, by parting your hair at the side and tying sleek ponytails at the nape of your neck, leaving a small sections from each side in the middle in order to wrap the hair tie for the statement look.
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Miu Miu
Two messy pigtails and a headband - simple. The key to keeping this from looking too childlike is by pairing it with a strong brow and deep blackberry ombre lip as seen at Miu Miu.
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Oscar de la Renta
Have a black ribbon lying around? Use it to wrap your ponytail for a dainty addition to the plain hairstyle.
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Paul Smith
Create a simple updo by tying your hair in two ponytails and twisting sections towards the middle. Have a strong-hold hairspray or wax on hand in order to keep this look lasting all day.
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Proenza Schouler
A fine-toothed comb will be your best bet in creating this ultra-sleek look seen at Proenza Schouler. Make sure you hold the braid tight and let it reach all the way to the end before securing with an elastic.
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Public School
Try your hand at rope braids (twist two sections of hair in the same direction, then wrap them around each other in the opposite direction) and several hairdos can follow afterwards. For an easy look, take a cue from Public School and wear your ponytail high.
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Rodarte
Sick of having your hair down too often? Update your look with ornate hair accessories like these brassy gold and silver floral pins at Rodarte. They'll keep your hair out of your face and can be great substitutes for statement earrings.

From Bottega Veneta to Oscar de la Renta and Rodarte, we show you how to get runway-ready hair for yourself.

The models during the Spring 2016 shows may have gotten superstar treatment backstage from the best beauty gurus in the business, but who’s to say you can’t be your own all-rounded glam squad at home? Among the complicated makeup looks and hairstyles this season, most were surprisingly wearable and can be recreated in a snap.

We’re looking at the updos, hair accessories and styles that require minimal effort (without having to leave the comfort of home, that is) for the girl on-the-go that wants to take things from day to night and maybe even the other way around. A little hairspray, some heatless curling methods and nifty hair jewellery are all you need to look like a bonafide runway model.

Take a look at the gallery above for 15 looks you can recreate with a few tips from us.

Nur Syazana H.

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