BEAUTY
Hair trends from NYFW Fall/Winter 2021 collections
Christina Jaber
23-February-2021
NYFW is taking place throughout February and March, presenting what the designers have in store for next Fall. Although things look different this year with shows taking place digitally and A-listers and street stylers not flaunting their amazing looks as usual, we spotted some hair trends that got us excited for a better winter season.
Here are the hair trends we loved from NYFW Fall/Winter 2021 shows.
Low ponytail
We saw endless styles of the ponytail and we loved every single one of them. you can have your pony braided in a funky and attractive way, or go for the casual chic vibe with a sleek pony.
Jason Wu

Prabal Gurung
The little curls
Short curly hair is trending next fall, and this hairstyle definitely gives some youthful and natural vibes.
Jonathan Simkhai
Rebecca Minkoff
Those outta this world bangs
Bangs have been in style for a while now. Whether you’ll go for the regular ones, the really long ones, the mini bangs or the trendy curtain bangs, you will be making the right choice.
Adeam
Anna Sui
Middle parting at its best
When was this hairstyle a bad idea? We weren’t surprised of having middle parting on our list, as this trend never goes out of style. So whether you decide to leave your hair wavy or straight, middle parting is the right way.
Naeem Khan
Staud Clothing
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