An undeniable sense of curl power is sweeping New York Fashion Week, visible in the textured mops of Tom Ford’s rocker-maned male models and Phil Oh’s latest street style snaps, in which It girls and front row regulars proudly sport Biba-esque corkscrew ringlets and fuzzy, slept-in spirals. Boldface names in fashion have steadily embraced the trend, with Karl Lagerfeld making the case for fairy-tale coils at Fendi’s latest couture show and Alessandro Michele tapping Petra Collins’s artistic corkscrews for Gucci’s Fall runway.
Off the catwalk, Collins embodies the lighthearted this-is-me attitude of the moment, pairing her shoulder-length crop of frothy ringlets with a knotted tee and relaxed denim (revealing an adorable peek at her super-femme floral undies), while Solange’s brushed-out curls, violet-painted lids, and sheer trench give off an equally charming ’70s disco vibe.
Those who aren’t blessed with natural ringlets, meanwhile, are playing up long lengths of air-dried waves, similarly embracing what they were born with—a theme we’re sure to see more of as the season unfolds.
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