WEAVE & WIND
Vogue Singapore|July/August 2023
Noughties nostalgia is back in full force with this season's hair trend. Incorporate these face-framing tendrils into your rotation to add a hint of whimsy to any look.
EMILY HENG
WEAVE & WIND

Countless appearances on the runway and red carpet have ascertained this: the braid is back. But not just any braid. Of late, baby braids are the specific configuration preferred by designers and celebrities alike; a playful, captivating take on the polished style that features braided strands on either side of the face. Its charm, it seems, lies in its antithetical nature. The classic three-strand braid is often used to pull hair away from the face. Baby braids, on the other hand, flip convention on its head. These intricate weaves and loops are situated strategically by one’s visage to serve as a focal point to a variety of ensembles.

“These tiny face-framing braids have gained a lot of traction over the last few years, mostly because people realised how flattering they are,” states Den Ng, celebrity hairstylist and director of Prep Luxe Salon. “It helps that it works across all hair types and textures, and can be played up with the right accessories.”

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