Hair accessories are bigger and better than ever for fall 2015. We spotted everything from wrapped leather cords to streamlined barrettes -- mostly accenting sleek styles.
At Suno (bottom left), hairstylist Odile Gilbert used Kenra products to create pulled-back and folded-over ponytails with graphic clips. She sprayed Kenra Volume Spray 25, $16, all over the style -- even the clip -- for extra hold.
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Barely There Nail Art
The negative space nail art trend isn't slowing down anytime soon. And for fall 2015, nail art becomes even more minimal with simple designs created using sheer polish shades.
At Tibi (top left), manicurist Jin Soon Choi used Jin Soon Nail Polish in Nostalgia (a sheer nude) and a wavy line of Doux (a pinkish white) across the top for a "snow-tipped" neutral nail.
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Shades of Gray
Want to know your go-to shade for fall? Hint: It's reminiscent of a certain sexy-book-turned-movie.
"Gray is the nail polish color for fall 2015," said Choi backstage at Prabal Gurung (top right). For this particular look, Choi used Concrete Jungle, part of the Prabal Gurung for Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure collection, which launches -- you guessed it -- in the fall.
Fashion Week is actually Fashion Month. It kicks off in New York City and wraps in Paris four weeks later (London and Milan fall in between). During that month, we watch as new beauty trends percolate. And the fall 2015 trends were some of the strongest we've seen in years. From masked eye makeup to modern hair accessories, our favorite fall beauty trends are bolder and cooler than seasons past. And they're also easy to wear right now -- there's no rule that says you have to wait until fall.