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Festival season has become much more than just a trend, but a movement. With millions of festivalgoers in attendance each year, they range from large to small and occur year round. Alongside music trends, hair and beauty inspiration from such events have gained ground as well. In the latest collection from Redken Artist Heather King, she explores the dark, edgy side of this style by putting her own spin on it. Read on to see her interpretation of festival trends.

An exciting new bridal season is upon us, and as women all over the world prepare for their big day, they can gather inspiration for their wedding from their favorite designers. This year, Monique Lhuillier debuted a collection that paid homage to traditions of seasons past. Drawing on more classic lines and shapes, she wanted brides to feel special and timeless on their day, not trendy.

Redken was the Official hair partner at the first-ever Toronto Women’s Fashion Week this past year. As we swooned over styles and feminine flair of the clothes, there were also many hairstyles that caught our eye. At the David Dixon collaboration with PICADILLY, he showcased a structured girlish style with bright pops of classic color juxtaposed with a neutral, ethereal palette. A mix of tailored jackets, pencil skirts and free flowing blouses – it was the epitome of sophistication. When it came to the hair, Jorge Joao created a slick, sheen look to accentuate the show. Follow along below to see the steps!