Soak it Up

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FOR FENDI and Roberto Cavalli, sleek wet-look hair is trending once again. “The look is a celebration of your own natural shape and texture,” says Torontobased celebrity hairstylist Ian Russell. Best of all, he says, anyone can achieve wet-look hair with minimal time and efort. Start with towel-dried damp hair or generously spritz dry hair with water. Gently comb out any tangles and apply a leave-in conditioner evenly from roots to ends, says Russell—“enough for your hair to feel wet again without dripping all over.” If you’re going for a loose look with some movement, use oil or spray wax and work it into your locks with your fingers. If a brushed-back, slick look is what you want, apply a generous amount of firmhold mousse or gel. Be sure to work quickly to create the shape that feels right for you. Once you’re happy with the look, set it with a strong-hold hairspray. — Lora Grady

Clockwise from top left: Models

walking in the Roberto Cavalli show wore sleek, loose locks; hairstylist Nai’vasha created this slick wet look for models at 11 Honoré’s NYFW show; models rocked adorned wet-look hair for Fendi’s Couture show in Paris.

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Trend Nº 2 WET-LOOK HAIR

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BEST FOR: A fancy dinner with colleagues

Tool Kit

ORIBE Gold Lust Nourishing Oil, $56, at Nordstrom.

SHEA MOISTURE Strengthen & Restore Leave-in Conditioner, $16, at Shoppers Drug Mart.

MOROCCANOIL Luminous Hairspray Strong Finish, $30, at Sephora.