A beauty vision board isn’t just a collage of trends—it’s a manifestation of your future aesthetic. And here’s an insider tip: there’s no better time to curate yours than during Fashion Week. This is when the world’s top designers unveil the looks that will shape the months ahead, from the runways to the streets. Every detail, every shade, every sculpted silhouette is a glimpse into the beauty landscape of tomorrow.
If 2025 is your year for a hair transformation, the NYFW catwalks have whispered their verdict: side parts are reclaiming their reign, slicked buns are evolving with an unexpected twist, and sky-high ponytails are redefining elegance. The takeaway? Minimalism isn’t monotony—it’s power in restraint. And for those who thought the middle part had forever eclipsed its side-swept counterpart, think again. The millennial side part isn’t just making a comeback—it never left.
Let the artistry of Christian Siriano, Prabal Gurung, and Sergio Hudson ignite your next beauty move. Scroll ahead, immerse yourself, and visualize the future version of you—bolder, sleeker, effortlessly ahead of the curve.
Ulla Johnson: Where Movement Meets Artistry
Ulla Johnson’s Fall 2025 collection isn’t just about fashion—it’s an experience of movement, texture, and intricate craftsmanship. Woven knits and meticulously designed lines took center stage, but the magic didn’t stop at the clothes. The hair looks, curated by lead hairstylist Mustafa Yanaz, became an extension of the collection’s artistry, flowing seamlessly between fishtail braids, soft waves, and stitch cornrows.
“The fishtail braid was a deliberate choice,” Yanaz revealed. “It creates depth and dimension without overshadowing the designs. From the front, it’s effortless—unassuming. But the moment you turn, its complexity is unveiled, mirroring the hidden details woven into each piece.”
To craft these signature styles, Yanaz prepped dry hair with Tresemmé’s A-List Collection All-In-One Style Primer, layering in a touch of mousse for texture before sculpting the braids with precision. The result? A perfect harmony of softness and structure—hair that doesn’t just complement the collection but tells its own story.
Altuzarra: Effortless Individuality Meets Sculptural Elegance
At Altuzarra’s Fall 2025 show, hair was more than just an accessory—it was an extension of identity. Embracing the brand’s signature understated elegance, lead hairstylist Mandee Tauber, Oribe’s principal artist of global design, redefined the classic bun with a sculptural twist.
The result? A sleek yet intricate pretzel-like bun that balanced structure with effortlessness. To achieve this, Tauber gathered the hair into a smooth ponytail, taming flyaways with a finishing cream and a mist of Free Styler Working Hair Spray. Then, with a seamless motion, she twisted the ponytail upward, securing the shape with an elastic—creating a look that was polished, yet undeniably personal.
This wasn’t just hairstyling; it was a quiet statement of confidence—minimal, modern, and made for the woman who owns her elegance