The ponytails at Prada Fall 2015 were slicked back, bedazzled & far from ordinary
As far as runway beauty looks go, ponytails can be crazy boring, and a buzzkill for beauty editors; whenever we show up backstage to find hairstylists pulling strands back into a swishy tail, it’s over to makeup and nails we march, hoping for a Hail Mary pass.
But so far this season, the ponytails haven’t made us want to take a nap. Some have been downright cool, including the one that hairstylist Guido Palau crafted at Prada Fall 2015.
Since nary a bobby pin was used, Palau relied on a yet-to-hit-shelves gel/mousse hybrid, and hairspray to lock it all into place. Hair was pulled up high, secured, swiveled to the side and then topped off with a glittery bauble. We love an accessory that you don’t have to turn around to see.
 on Feb 26, 2015 at 10:16am PST
As far as runway beauty looks go, ponytails can be crazy boring, and a buzzkill for beauty editors; whenever we show up backstage to find hairstylists pulling strands back into a swishy tail, it’s over to makeup and nails we march, hoping for a Hail Mary pass.
But so far this season, the ponytails haven’t made us want to take a nap. Some have been downright cool, including the one that hairstylist Guido Palau crafted at Prada Fall 2015.
Since nary a bobby pin was used, Palau relied on a yet-to-hit-shelves gel/mousse hybrid, and hairspray to lock it all into place. Hair was pulled up high, secured, swiveled to the side and then topped off with a glittery bauble. We love an accessory that you don't have to turn around to see.){kind=link}