Glamour USA - September 2016

Beauty / Try the Trends
Load
Up on Hair
Accessories
The pro: Celebrity hairstylist Lacy Redway (@lacyredway) knows how
to work shiny details. Just see Amandla Stenberg’s metal headband at this
year’s Met Gala and the look she did on herself, below.
The fall trend: “I love that the hair accessories at Alexander McQueen
[top right] were scattered and random,” Redway says. “The idea of mixing
delicate pieces with harder pieces—it made it cool and less bridal to
me.”
How to do it: The key to this style is imperfection, Redway says. “We
don’t see hair that is really coiffed, with every single strand in place,
now.” If you have tight spirals like Redway’s, try her product cocktail to
define curls: Mix SheaMoisture Coconut & Hibiscus Curl Enhancing
Smoothie ($13, Walgreens), Jamaican black castor oil (find it at beauty-supply
stores), and shea butter (ditto), then twist your hair to set it
in place overnight. If your hair is straight and fine, you’ll want to build
texture to keep heavier pieces from falling out. Spritz a volume spray
(Redway likes Bed Head by Tigi Superstar Queen for a Day Thickening
Spray, $18, ulta.com) on damp hair and rough dry with a blow-dryer,
scrunching with your hands as you go to add texture. Then pile on as
many accessories as you want. “It’s not a permanent thing,” she says, “so
you can always move them around if it isn’t working.”
Her unexpected accessories: “I like to go to
hardware stores or craft stores and get things
that I can play with,” Redway says. Case
in point: the amazing extra-large
safety pin she used at left. Another
must-try: vintage brooches (check
doyledoyle.com).
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A GILDED COMB
Lelet NY Olive Branch
Berry Comb
($118, leletny.com)
SPARKLING PINS
Lelet NY bobby pins
($98 each, leletny.com)
Runway
Inspiration
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MCQUEEN RUNWAY: SONNY VANDEVELDE/VOGUERUNWAY.COM. REDWAY: KATIE FRIEDMAN. STILLS: JOSEPHINE SCHIELE