Twisted sister style

2010 is the year of experimentation when it comes to hair, with architectural twists and towering structures all taking centre stage on the runways.

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Jean Paul Gaultier gave hair a Hip Hop make-over at this season’s show and worked a series of cornrows, which were each wrapped across the models heads, while at PPQ rows of tiny, delicate braids were present and these were looped around the model’s heads and coiled beautifully into an intricate finish.

Malcolm Edwards showcased an array of twisted ponytail designs for the Matthew Williamson show. Strands of hair were wrapped around each other in order to create a halo of hair, which perched elegantly on top of model’s heads; this was the perfect mix between soft and hard styles.

Ponytails were twisted into a wet rope like braid at Ungaro and coloured pieces of silk were blended through plaits at the Zac Posen show, the look was finished with a piled high bun. Danielle Scutt went one step higher and used the help of hair connoisseur Luke Hersheson, who created immense sculpted chignons that stood tall and proud.

The crimp style proved to be a popular look at Karl Lagerfeld and hair was cleverly twisted around the crown of the head.

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