New York, New York - New York Fashion Week showed us the most fabulous hair trends we can expect to see in fall and winter of 2024, and here they are for your coiffure consideration!

The hair highlights for fall and winter of 2024 and into early 2025 are going for all or nothing looks.

Some of the trending beauty looks are simple as can be with nearly untouched natural hair, see Tommy Hilfiger and Proenza Schouler, while others, like from Marc Jacobs and Thom Browne, are showing off glamorous and borderline surreal levels of intricacy and excess.

Overall, the looks from NYFW seemed to take inspiration from the upcoming Wicked movie and Taylor Swift's imminent Reputation album re-record, as well as her newly-announced dark academia-coded Tortured Poets Department album.

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Fashion Week hair stylists got creatively avant-garde in comparison to the been-there-done-that feeling of the ultra-girly vintage Coquette makeup styles of Spring 2024.

Watch the hyper-feminine hairdos of spring morph into something that ends up a bit more prim – and even grungy – for this NYFW inspired fall/winter 2024 hair forecast!

Go big or go home!

Standout hair moments from NYFW featured the va-va-voom hair looks from Marc Jacobs and Christian Cowan.

The Marc Jacobs show took obvious inspo from Diana Ross, which meant volume and drama via windswept wigs.

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Christian Cowan's hairstylist Justine Marjan also aimed for luxurious pumped-up hair, achieving more definition via classic rollers, curling irons, and hair pins.

Son Jung Wan featured teased and brushed-out pompadour-esque shapes, while the gravity-defying looks continued with Thom Browne's grungy braids.

The lewks are inspired by TikTok's mob wife trend, and take a cue from the iconic '80s soap opera dynasty –bringing sultry, classy, and mod-looking back-combed bouffants back in style.

Sky-high and teased tresses are definitely making a comeback.

Slicked-back Matrix-inspired hairdos, side-swept parts, and "veil hair" showed off the grunge and punk inspirations at NYFW.

Many of the wet-look grunge moments have been trending for a while, and were paired at NYFW with structured tailored suits and elegantly flowy ball gowns. The result gives off an Audrey Hepburn-meets-punk rock vibe.

The hairstyles of this Fashion Week echoed the unusual proportions and asymmetrical lines seen in this season's clothes, as different hair textures and lengths have come into play with choppy and windswept looks as well.

Simple and natural-looking hair also dominated the runways, in a subtle reference to the trending punk and grunge aesthetic. AKA: not showing off "too much effort" in the hair and makeup departments.

The message of iconic grunge band Nirvana's song Come As You Are became a big element of grunge culture, and has shown through in this year's hairstyles. Read: vulnerability, authenticity, and a rough-and-tumble aesthetic everywhere.

The Wicked movie and its Wizard of Oz origins may have been an influence not just on clothing, but on hair, as riffs on Dorothy braids dominated NYFW.

Impressively complex and creative hair painted the runways this year. But most of all, there were buns and braids at every turn, often accessorized with innovative accents, like gold leaf seen for Thom Browne.

Alice + Olivia opted for pearl hair pins and Collina Strada even tried out hair tattoos. Christian Siriano hairstylist Lacy Redway also created a gorgeously gilded "celestial box bun," a box-shaped bun hairstyle with gold foil along the middle part and on top.

Ribbons and bows from Spring coquette style were replaced by sleek metallic bits and ornate knots and loops.

And it was braids galore: "Teddy bear braids" stole the show for LaPointe, while Tory Burch stylist Guido Palau braided up a storm. But the award for the most unusual braids goes to Thom Browne's gravity-defying effects.

Seriously, how did they do all these wild braids? The world may never know.

What do you think of these NYFW hair trends, and will you be trying them for yourself?