You'll Want to Try All the Best Fall 2025 Hair Trends (2025)

The stylish collections and artistic beauty looks seen during Fashion Month are always inspirational for Bazaar editors, with many of the best fall 2025 hair trends often chief among them. This season, many top designers, like Marc Jacobs, Anna Sui, and Conner Ives, embraced maximum volume; others, like Christopher John Rogers and Tory Burch, opted for high shine and slicked-back looks instead.

There were many meticulously crafted styles, but the ease and simplicity seen on runways at Dior and Prada were also beauty throughlines this season. Here, we’ve rounded up some of the top beauty looks from the runways that are equal parts elevated and attainable. Keep scrolling for some of the best fall 2025 hair trends we started bookmarking from backstage, plus the key products stylists used on models before they hit the catwalk.

Just like the rest of the beauty looks seen on Gucci's catwalk, hairstyling was kept simple and fresh with several side-parted bobs tucked gracefully behind models's ears.

Along with crisp buns and squared-off bangs, models at Christopher John Rogers’s Fall/Winter 2025 show wore sleek side-parts that ranged from bobs to chest-length styles. “The inspiration is definitely a strong woman who knows what she wants,” lead stylist Sonny Molina for Bumble and Bumble tells Bazaar. “She’s making bold choices with her hair, but she’s also really refined and polished. Aside from that, me, Chris, and the team mesh well, so we were having lots of fun experimenting. There’s lots of color-blocking with different shapes and colors, so I think the hair reflects the garments in a different type of way.”

At Moschino this season, off-center bobs dotted the catwalk alongside playful waves and structured faux hawks. Halos of undone frizz kept the chin-grazing styles from looking too severe.

A series of sleek bobs, easy waves, and short haircuts was seen on the runway at Calvin Klein, which paired perfectly with the show’s overall tailored aesthetic.

The saying, "Business in the front, party in the back" didn't apply to the hair stylings at Richard Quinn this season, as models wore robust, voluminous updos that can be appreciated from every angle.

We're still swooning over the bouncy, pin-up-esque hair looks seen on Connor Ives's runway during London Fashion Week. Models wearing shorter cuts and stylish 'fros were also given a volume boost this season.

The saying “The higher the hair, the closer to heaven” applied to the fun, voluminous looks at Christian Cowan’s Fall/Winter 2025 show. Models wore teased and stacked wigs with flipped ends for playful, retro-inspired beauty on the catwalk.

We’re still obsessing over the abstract shapes and mega hair volume seen in updos this season at Marc Jacobs. The unfussy yet thoughtful looks prove that a little bit of frizz isn’t always a beauty deal-breaker.

Side-swept chignons felt timeless and sophisticated at Fendi's Fall/Winter show, which celebrated the 100th year of the iconic fashion brand.

Soft, face-framing pieces with sleek side parts were seen on models walking Dior's Paris Fashion Week show this season. Hair was loosely tied and gathered low at the nape into a catogan, with a few free strands escaping.

Soft yet defined natural curl texture was on full display on Michael Kors’s Fall/Winter 2025 runway. The look was a perfect complement to the rest of the show’s beauty looks, which also included barely there makeup.

Hair was a seamless extension of the outfits on Coach’s catwalk this season. Models wore casually parted styles with sunglasses over top and effortlessly tucked into belted jacket collars.

Many of the hair looks at Diotima’s Fall/Winter 2025 presentation were inspired by a photograph of artist Dawoud Bey’s family matriarch styling hers with rollers in the kitchen. This no-frills, fanned-out updo from the show provided a more modern alternative, crafted by Oribe session stylist Joey George and team.

At Sandy Liang, models walked the catwalk in pared-back and slightly undone updos with a hint of shine.

Glossy, pin-straight hair was a recurring runway theme at DSquared2, which still made a beauty impact when peeking out under a series of stacked and oversized hats.

Center-parted slicked-back buns and ponytails, like this version from Lapointe’s catwalk, are beauty styles that never get old—on the runway or otherwise.