Smooth or crepe, delicate or voluminous, austere or ostensible, the bun is transformed without counterfeit on parades of Fashion Week. On the other side of the Atlantic or in Italy, before moving to France, the greatest hairdressers have played their brushes and foams to carve hairstyles sensual, homage to femininity. 3 trends just for our hair ...

Icy Madonna at Alberto Ferreti (left)
Headed by Paul Guido, the woman demonstrates its power in its severity with this low bun capped in the hollow of the neck, gently smoothed along a clear line in the middle of the skull. A style that the hairdresser always wants to glamor, mastering the finesse and charm of a dancer.

Inspiration "Amy Winehouse"-ienne at LAMB (top right)
This collection Swinging 60's can only evoke the star of the soul, already magnificent silhouette of the parade Jean-Paul Gaultier during the Haute Couture week in early February. Inflated bun, disproportionate, taking up the curves of a makeup as wriggling as its pop culture.

Futuristic minimalist at Vera Wang (bottom right)
Paul Hanlon, hairdresser of Frédéric Fekkai's teams, transformed the sensually monastic (yes!) Style of the Vera Wang models with this destructured bun (slightly offset on the back of the skull), clearing the forehead for a sculptural vision with a volume crepe fine and noble.

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