Our favourite Award Season Hairstyles so far
One of the best parts about Awards season? Ogling our favourite celebrities’ hair and make-up looks, which err between fantastical and full-on glam or wearable for everyday. This year has seen the return of simple silhouettes, with hair looks tapping into the minimal aesthetic that’s become so big this year. So, from Jenna Ortega’s super cool shag to Gracie Abrams' kicked bob, here are some of our favourite awards season hair looks so far this year:
The kicked bob: Gracie Abrams at the Grammys
How great is this bob? Worn with gentle texture and a blunt-cut finish, add this one to moodboard ahead of your next salon trip.
The high pony: Olivia Rodrigo at the Governors Awards
Taking a leaf out of Ariana Grande’s hair playbook, Olivia Rodrigo sported an ultra-long ponytail at the Governors Awards.
The kiss curls: Janelle Monae at the Grammys
Janelle Monae made a statement with her super short pixie cut, thanks to slicked kiss curls that framed her face.
The wolf cut: Jenna Ortega at the Golden Globes
One of the most directional cuts of Awards season so far, Jenna Ortega’s lob meets wolf cut is everything. From the curtain bangs to the flicked ends and lived-in textures, we’re here for it.
The little bob: Ayo Edibiri at the Governors Awards
Another excellent red carpet bob, as sported by Ayo Edibiri, whose sleek, flyaway-free finish makes a subtle statement at the Governors Awards.
The loose bohemian bun: Margot Robbie at the Critics Choice Awards
Pulling her tousled locks into a low-slung, bohemian-style bun, Margot Robbie put an undone spin on red carpet proceedings.
The pixie cut: Emma Corrin at the BAFTAs
Emma Corrin showed off the ultimate pixie cut at the BAFTAs. Worn with a French-style net veil, it was simultaneously simple and a statement.
The Old Hollywood waves: Dua Lipa at the BAFTAs
Dua Lipa put a modern spin on Old Hollywood waves at the BAFTAs. WIth her deep red hair set into a side-parting – immaculate waves cascading down – her hair looked luxurious and polished.