The most beautiful wedding hairstyles found at the spring-summer 2024 fashion shows

If the bun and the flower crown have long had a monopoly on the heads of brides, then the fashion shows of the spring-summer season 2024 prove to us that we can think outside the box. Whether you like simplicity or, on the contrary, you want a spectacular hairstyle, everything is possible.

Reinventing the floral spirit

If the bride likes to play young girl with flowers, forget the scene and revise the crown for more originality. On the catwalk of the Giambattista Valli haute couture show, the designer offers us a subtle way to escape the bun by moving it from the bride’s hand to her hair. A handful of roses in a ponytail to promote a spring glow. And at her ready-to-wear show, she opted for a flawless, towering headpiece that accessorized a simple ponytail. The result is more art especially if you create a reminder tap with a white bar line.

A retro wind is blowing

For those who feel nostalgic the sixties, or those who loved Priscilla, Sofia Coppola’s latest film, we turn to Donatella Versace’s very retro vision. The latter brings back a slicked-back ponytail, which she accessorizes with a rainbow barrette. At George Hobeika, a strand plays off the headbands to accentuate the contrast with the volume created at the back of the head. Here again, makeup will reinforce this nostalgic yet very trendy effect.

Play with accessories

At Voile N°21, a headband at Bora Aksu, barrettes at Patou or even a flawless middle part at Fendi, sometimes all it takes is a little detail to liven up a simple hairstyle. We’re also thinking ribbons and other bows or even scrunchies too big to give fullness to a simple semi-tail or a ponytail.

Reinventing Buns!

Donut is very classic? Not if we get him to step aside. The banana shape at Fendi gets retro-futuristic accents. The low bun opts for a woven version at Dior, while the ball shape plays with extravagant volumes on Elie Saab silhouettes.

Use the effect wet

A big trend on the catwalks, the spirit wet it can also have its place on the bride’s head. A way to add an unusual touch, but above all to create a bolder je ne sais quoi. So at Michael Kors, a simple crochet stands out from the crowd like a mermaid emerging from the waves. At the Valentino show, we’re going for nuance, playing up this wet look at the roots only. With this trend, Victoria Beckham breathes extra soul into the basic square shape, and at Jil Sander, we’re even adding a choppy twist.

Give it a go

After all, for lovers of naturalness, wavy is always good. Subtly worked at Chanel and Bora Aksu, it embraces more eighties and glamor in Jacquemus.

All these options on long hair or a bob will have the good taste to enhance the bride with a touch of originality, all in subtlety.