The Season's Most In-Demand Upstyles
This season, upstyles are defined by effortless texture, soft movement, and an undone elegance, according to reports from The Kingston Whig-Standard and Vancouver Sun. Two looks in particular are proving to be among the most requested: the modern textured French twist and the low textured bun.
The Modern Textured French Twist
The modern French twist is described as a nod to '90s nostalgia, giving the classic style a more relaxed, contemporary feel. Rather than being perfectly polished, it is worked with natural texture and subtle pieces left loose at the back of the head and around the face. This approach lends the style a chic and playful quality, making it a beautiful option for weddings, special occasions, or an elevated evening look.
The Low Textured Bun
The low textured bun sits softly at the nape of the neck and offers a more effortless aesthetic. It features delicate texture, softly pulled-back hair, and enough looseness to keep the style modern rather than overly structured. The bun is described as incredibly versatile, able to be dressed up or down depending on the occasion. According to one report, it is suitable for anyone with a longer bob looking for an upstyle, and hair extensions can be incorporated to accomplish the look.
Key Elements and Client Demand
Face-framing tendrils play a big role in these glam styles, flattering the finish. Both upstyles are examples of what clients are asking for right now, as emphasized in the reporting. The hair in these styles feels beautifully undone, intentional, and effortless, capturing the season's prevailing aesthetic.