Fashion Hair



Frankie Sandford
Short, edgey crop



Cheryl Cole
Cleopatra style, blunt fringe













                                                      

 

           

Gillian Zinser
Long, boho style

Alexa Chung
Middle parting, retro look





Fashion is not always defined by what you wear... Your hair also says a lot about your style. For instance, long wavy cuts portray a bohomian style, short crops imply an edgier side to a persons style. Not only does your hair cut and colour say a lot about you, but it can also enhance your best features and change a face shape completely.

Choosing a style depends greatly on the shape of your face:





Eva Mendes





Oval : The luckiest shape in terms of hairstyles, oval faces can pull off almost anything. Avoid covering your features with hair, as this will add weight.

Drew Barrymore

Round : Long wispy fringes look great on a round face. Avoid chin length styles as this will add weight to your face, and keep the fullest part of your hair either at the roots or length, not cheekbone level.



Gwyneth Paltrow







Long : Blunt fringes divert attention away from the length of your face on to your features, as do inverted cuts. Avoid long styles as theses can highlight the length of your face.



Katie Holmes





Square : Wispy, light and layered styles will soften a square jaw. Avoid lengths that end at your jaw and long, straight styles as these will highlight harsh lines.





Sophie Dahl






Heart : Volume is best kept to the length of your hair and soft layers will look fantastic. Avoid short layers as they will add volume to the top of your head and emphasize your upper face.