From Armani Privé to Giambattista Valli, Fendi and Charles de Vilmorin, models sported sculptural hairstyles that framed faces in artful ways.

At Armani Privé, wisps of hair often fanned across models’ foreheads.

“The inspiration for the hairstyle got here from the gathering with Mr. Armani and Giorgio Armani’s style department,” said Roberta Bellazzi. “The fundamental inspiration was the roses. The rose has all the time been a fundamental element of my skilled growth — it’s a logo of elegance and femininity. It’s also a particular symbol of Aldo Coppola, the corporate I work for, for the reason that brand’s inception.”

She began by specializing in the form of models’ faces, starting with their foreheads and profiles, respecting the proportions.

“Each hairstyle had a special touch, because the roses [on top] were created by observing the proportions, hair color and texture of the hair,” said Bellazzi, referring to the sculptural hair creations. “In this manner, the result was different and unique on each model.

“The roses looked like small sculptures because we used a product that made them very shiny,” she continued. “They got here in numerous sizes, from a rosebud to larger, open roses. The rose was a contributing element — the entire show was an explosion of roses and elegance.”

Models’ hair was sculpted at Gaurav Gupta and Jisoo Baik, as well.

Dramatic hair ornaments were on display on some couture catwalks, including Iris van Herpen, Jean Paul Gaultier by Julien Dossena and Valentino for fall 2023.