Are we surprised?
With fashion month drawing to a close, it’s time to sit back and reflect on the trends that defined the show season, that therefore are predicted to rule Spring/Summer 2022. In the category of hair trends, there was arguably nothing more notable than the bold, bright, and attention grabbing color block hair moments.
This year, designers didn’t shy away from colorful wigs and hair dye of all shades and lengths. Block color especially made a massive statement Valentino’s October 1st ready-to-wear show in Paris. Staged late-night in an old marketplace at the Carreau du Temple, the show spilled out onto the street and allowed the public to join. The models, however, were very easy to spot in the vibrant yellow, purple, and sea green clothing.
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