Our Favourite Hair Looks from Toronto Fashion Week

To match Hilary Macmillan’s effortless looks for the urban girl, Jorge opted for the understated. Using Fashion Waves 07, he created soft waves separated by a clean centre part.

Long delicate floral gowns in pastel pinks and white flowed down the runway of Mani Jassal. To emulate the feminine silhouettes, Joao created a romantic look with a ribbon crown and woven braid, held in place by Control Addict 28.

The Narces show featured classic satin gowns with modern touches of electric blue and highlighter green. To match this reimagining of timeless beauty, Jorge created a Sofia Lauren inspired look. To maintain the modern elements of Narces’ vision, he added ample texture to the classic buns with Dry Shampoo Powder 02.

Fitness and fashion came together at Michi to create the perfect athleisure look for the woman on-the-go. A vision of energy and drive, Joao kept up the momentum with on-trend slicked back locks. To create this style Guts 10 Volume Spray offered hold, grip, and volume.

From icy tones to skeletal prints, David Dixon’s runway was delightfully avant-garde. Letting the clothes speak for themselves, Jorge decided on a minimal look. A sleek bun and sharp side part held in place by Rough Paste 12 created a clean and structured look.

Form fitting suits and lipstick stained collars radiated confidence and charm at Christopher Bates’ show. With the inspiration of James Dean, the care-free bad boy, Joao molded a high volume, rock and roll look using Brews Dishevel Fiber Cream.