Alice in Wonderland inspires feminine styles
Fans of organic skin care who want to follow the lead of celebrities like Scarlett Johansson should take their fashion and makeup inspiration from classic girly styling, according to one publication.
Stylist magazine stated that looking overtly feminine is in and transforming tresses to make them look girly is a must this autumn.
It stated: "Ornate pieces are best for a big night out with hair worn loose, but for those wanting an easier take on the trend, Kirby grips are the must have."
The magazine added that women can use the grips to pin small strands of hair back and create the ingénue-inspired look.
Eva Mendes has also been spotted sporting the Alice in Wonderland inspired style and labels like Miu Miu have used it when styling its models.
Beauty journalist Susanna Cohen recently gave her top hair tips to Marie Claire and said that wearing hair in a natural style is in trend and implies "fertility and health".
By Jake Slazenger
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