Hair trends autumn 2020

Cool brown shades

Darker shades feature heavily among models at this autumn's fashion shows. Replace warm tones with cool brown ones that evoke espresso. We'll certainly be seeing more of the really dark brown and almost black shades this autumn.

Fringe à la française

The slightly longer and edgier 70s fringe is making a comeback at French fashion giants such as Celine and Chloé. This fringe is quite easy to maintain: it doesn't require much styling and doesn't need to be trimmed as often as a short fringe. It's also much easier to vary. Brush it to one side or fasten it with a discreet or fancy hair slide.

Natural "invisible" curls

Curls are less prominent now – ideally they should be barely discernible. Even though the trend for natural and mischievous curls continues, we're certainly seeing more subtle curls this autumn. Let your hair dry naturally in a loose braid overnight, then brush it through and secure in place with hairspray – and voilà!

Low ponytail with an extra touch

Those high ponytails have been sitting proudly on their throne for a long time. But now they've got to make room for their low lying and elegant equivalent. Choose whether you want a careless ponytail with falling strands that frame the face in a natural way, or a tight and polished version with a side or middle parting. If you want to be inspired by Chanel (among others), tie a thin black shawl around it.

Stylish, trendy and elegant!

From platinum blonde to ash blonde

This deep, cool and highly sought-after shade has been witnessed at several major fashion house shows this year. Ash Blonde is a shade that's best balanced by natural undertones. It's also a colour that's difficult to achieve on your own, so a salon expert is advised!