The Best Spring 2024 Hair Trends From the Runway (2024)

Comb headbands were also seen at the Maryling show.

The must-have hair accessory for the spring? This headband from Amazon.

Wauchope used this cordless hair straightener to give sleek style to the models' hair at Helmut Lang.

Hairstylist Matthew Curtis brought vintage glamour to the Alice and Olivia Spring/Summer 2024 show, which was designer Stacey Bendet's take on Truman Capote’s 1996 Black and White Ball. "Since the show was inspired by the swans of the Ball, we wanted to take the glamour of the '50s and '60s but give it a modern twist," Curtis tells Bazaar. From low ponytails to rope-braid buns, the models' hairstyles were accessorized with dainty crystals and pearls.

At Tory Burch, hair was slicked back and secured low along the nape of the neck with a show-stopping beaded accessory.

At The Blonds, colorful rhinestones adorned the center hair part for some models.

At Susan Fang, beaded and floral headbands looked beautiful.

At Sara Wong, some models walked with a single feather adorning their hair.

Headbands were big at Erdem too, done in metallic and embellished with tiny pearls.

Curtis kept the updos at Alice + Olivia in place with this firm-hold hairspray that locks style into place without a crunchy feeling.

"We wanted to make sure it looked like the model could do this hair on herself," says Wauchope, who was also the lead hairstylist for Altuzarra. Instead of a simple low pony, Wauchope twisted the ends of each ponytail into a knot for an elevated look. As a juxtaposition to the loose style, each model had a clean center part and a few face framing pieces in the front. To achieve that undone look, he used Fekkai Full Blown Volume Dry Texture Spray all over.

Bibhu Mohapatra's spring show also saw curls tied up in interesting ways, like with this twisted low updo.

Revive curls and add shine with this lightweight hydrating spray.

The LaQuan Smith Spring/Summer 2004 runway featured shiny, straight locks, mirroring the iridescent, jewel-toned collection with crisp tailoring.

A sleek low bun the look at Richard Quinn in London.

At Burberry's spring show, sleek, shiny hair and glossy black lips looked like the perfect pairing.

Lacy Redway, celebrity hair stylist and TRESemmé ambassador wanted the glossy hair to still have plenty of soft movement, still had plenty of soft movement, so she prepped the hair with TRESemmé One Step Blowout Balm.

Dainty hair bows are in full effect next season. Redway incorporated a pink ribbon into models' braided hair to reflect the softness of the collection and tulle, which lent itself to the balletcore theme. The good news: you don't need to buy a new accessory: repurpose ribbons from gifts and wrap around a ponytail, weave throughout a braid, or wear in place of a headband.

While a DIY ribbon looks equally as chic, try this Jennifer Behr ribbon for an easy one-and-done look.