High end glamour will make a welcome return in hairstyles 2010 Twists on an androgynous take will show a masculine groomed facade whilst a more feminine organic panache shines through. 2010 will see many past eras revisited all the way from the 40’s to the 90’s but the look emerging will be modern, not too retro and showing a more relaxed texture than originally seen.
Juxtaposing classic lines with complex structural shapes and textures, an infusion of a new trend emerges. This fashionable look exudes a confident ethereal glamour.
Short hair sees the return of geometric lines, classic shapes and modernised bobs with an emphasis on sleek glossy shine. Short back and sides amalgamate with longer feminine length through the top. Graphic shapes are impeccably sharp demonstrating technical excellence and timeless simplicity.
This coming season’s colour trends are derived from distinctive emulsions. Neutral shades of beautiful blondes and velvety browns are electrified with tones of amethyst, sapphire, emerald, tourmaline pinks, canary yellow and acidic reds. For a softer, subdued result, subtle hints of soft powdery pastel tones peep through.
Long hair has a natural raw texture with soft beautiful waves or curls and lots of volume. For a night out, pile up your tresses into a dishevelled quiff, French roll or chignon. For a more sporty, look opt for a super slick pony tail with a side parting.
Modern sky high quiffs and perfectly untidy up styles will dominate the upcoming styling trends. They may look effortlessly thrown together but these dishevelled, multi textured mussed hair do’s have been artfully concocted. The über-sexy trends of 2010 are all about flaunting your own personality and charm in an eclectic mix of looks to create a new elegant world of glamour. Now checkout the other great hairstyles 2010 images from Tracey Hughes.
Photograph by Andrew Maccoll / Hairstyle by Tracey Hughes.
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