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"The 7 Best Hair Ideas From NYFW\\nThe fall runways showcased a broad range of hairstyles&amp;#8212;braids, buns, ponytails, and even wigs. But there were unifying themes, too: A pervasive sense of ease; experimentation with texture; and an apparent belief that anything goes.\\nDiane von Furstenberg\\n\\n\\\"Diane wanted a ballerina-inspired bun, but a ballerina in rehearsal,\\\" said hairstylist Orlando Pita. So he went for a less perfect version of the dancer staple: He prepped models' hair with dry shampoo before pulling it into a ponytail at the back of the head. For a finger-combed effect, he ran a teasing comb through the hair. After twisting the ponytail into a bun and securing it, Pita broke it up with his fingers.\\n[Michael Kors](http://www.allure.com/beauty-trends/runway-beauty/fall-2014/michael-kors)\\n\\nPita's undone, cool-girl aesthetic continued at Michael Kors, where he created one of the least fussy updos ever. He again started with dry shampoo, then back-combed the hair and worked it into an inside-out French braid. Pita secured the braid with an elastic, then pinned the end of the braid under. The last step? Messing it all up: He tugged sections of the braid apart to make it appear thicker and looser.\\nDerek Lam\\n\\nOur favorite thing about the low, voluminous ponytails Pita gave models at the Derek Lam show? It's something we can actually re-create ourselves. \\\"We tried to make something simple look special, so we added volume at the top,\\\" he said. Pita blow-dried the hair smooth, then curled it with a large-barrel curling iron for body. To add smoothness and volume, he ran __Phyto Sculpting Gel__ through the hair at the crown as he pulled it back into a ponytail, then back-combed the tail.\\n[Jason Wu](http://www.allure.com/beauty-trends/runway-beauty/fall-2014/jason-wu)\\n\\nThe inspiration for hairstylist Odile Gilbert's messy updos at the Jason Wu show? Helmut Newton. \\\"It's boyish, tight on the sides, and messed up in front,\\\" she said. Gilbert raked __K\u00E9rastase Mousse Volumifique__ through the models' hair and blow-dried it before adding a dab of [K\u00E9rastase Lift Vertige](http://www.allure.com/beauty-products/hair/volumizer/2013/kerastase-lift-vertige-volumizer) to the roots and smoothing away flyaways with __K\u00E9rastase Touche Perfection.__ Then she brushed the hair on the sides close to the head, leaving height at the crown, and pinned everything up in back haphazardly.\\nZac Posen\\n\\nPins played an important role in the style that Gilbert created at Zac Posen, too: She accented glamorous waves (which she created with a one-inch curling iron) with graphic rows of black bobby pins, no matter the model's hair color. \\\"Each girl has 60 pins,\\\" she said. \\\"It's about adding something current to old Hollywood.\\\"\\nPolo Ralph Lauren\\n\\nGuido wanted a \\\"youthful, natural\\\" look for the Polo Ralph Lauren show, so he gave the models easy, beachy waves with imperfect parts. To get it, he prepped the models' hair with __Redken Pillow Proof 2-day Extender__ and blow-dried it lightly for movement. Next Guido wrapped sections of hair loosely around a curling iron to add bend, spritzing it with __Redken Pillow Proof Dry Shampoo__ for a disheveled texture.\\n[Marc Jacobs](http://www.allure.com/beauty-trends/runway-beauty/fall-2014/marc-jacobs)\\n\\nThe hair may not have been the models' own, but that didn't stop us from obsessing over the mod wigs by Guido at the Marc Jacobs show. \\\"We were inspired by tonality,\\\" the hairstylist said. \\\"The wigs are toned-down, odd shades, almost like old-lady colors where you get those purples, odd browns, and grays,\\\" he said. To emphasize the graphic shape, Guido added matching headbands and cut the wigs into a very blunt bob."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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