Beauty RED-CARPET COIFFURES

As stars prepare for the upcoming awards season, the beauty industry's top hairstylists forecast award-winning trends.

Wear a hair accessory that doubles as a jewel." —JOHN NOLLET

"Jewelry or headbands can finish off a simple look." — SERGE NORMANT

"When short cuts are starting to grow out, I'm seeing a lot of what I like to call the up and over.' The hair has a strong side part with pieces falling in front—Michelle Williams is a great example " — CHRIS McMILLAN

It s necessary to dare to try amazing chignons." — JOHN NOLLET

"Glamorous yet tousled hair that is sexy and full of texture. ADIR ABERGEL

"Out with the over-set, in with loose ponytails." — SAM MCKNIGHT

"Slickedback buns and straightblown hair " — HARRY JOSH

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"Effortless chic—fresh, clean, and contemporary is on trend." —DANILO

Out with the over-bouffant—and in with classic sharp chignons." —SAM MCKNIGHT

"The return of texture with a defined part or deconstructed updo." —ADIR ABERGEL

"We'll see updated braids that help create shape for a style." —KEVIN MANCUSO

A return to the classics—there will be romantic sideswept waves.' — HARRY JOSH

"For long hair, loose pieces with sideswept bangs. This look is glamorous, and it allows you to wear hair down." — CHRIS MCMILLAN

"Stars will have cinematic hair. I'm anticipating the less literal and fresher version of bombshell hair." — KEVIN MANCUSO