Beauty trend

SHE BANGS!

There is quite a discussion going on in the editorial office about bangs. I think they can be amazing and I recently added Kiki to my ‘pro-bangs team’, . May, on the other hand, is having a bit more trouble with it and finds a fringe already exciting enough to get cut. But May, are you paying attention? I'm going to throw a really good argument your way to still go for bangs this season.

They have been spotted again. At the shows of Acne, Alexander Wang, Prada, and Armani, all the models strutted down the runway with bangs. Guido Palau, leading hair stylist for many leading magazines and shows, said: ‘Ten years ago, wigs were taboo. Now they are just hair accessories. So you don't have to go for real, you can also wear a fake fringe and it will change your whole look.’ Not that he went for fake, he just cut the bangs for real at Alexander Wang and Prada, although he did it a bit sneakily. He couldn't determine the look for every show, because those poor models had to walk even more shows. His idea was in any case to show that everyone can choose their own adventure.

Alright. So there is a trend. At Alexander Wang, the bangs are loose and messy, at Prada they are baby bangs, at Armani they were worn long and neatly to the side, and at Acne they were styled a lot, drawing attention to the eyes. A fringe is no longer just a few strands on your forehead; there are now so many types that you can really go in any direction. Can I already welcome you to the pro-bangs team?