Traditionally, Fashion Week street style is all about the clothes, with London's most stylish descending on the city's streets to show off their painstakingly planned attire, including ombre coats, billowing skirts and classic handbags.
Hair usually takes a backseat, as all of the magic happens backstage at the hands of industry legends like Guido Palau and Tina Outen. But this season, the hair trends outside the shows grabbed our attention.
From pearl-adorned barrettes and pastel buzzcuts to embellished headbands and animé-inspired pink bobs, here are the coolest and most wearable street style hair looks we spotted at London Fashion Week AW19.
Electric blue highlights, cascading curls and an effortless topknot? This is such a strong look.
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Wonder how long it took to achieve these accidentally perfect waves...
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Taking inspiration from last season, this blue buzzcut is a standout trend.
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Alexa Chung's shoulder-length bob and subtle wave combo is a surefire winner. Extra points for the ear tuck.
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Jazz up an effortless bun with a pearl-studded barrette and matching earrings.
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Jaw-grazing bob? Tick. Full fringe? Double tick. The black silk, rhinestone encrusted headband is the cherry on top.
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Grown-out roots are cool again, we have proof. This chunky, brushed gold slide and blunt cut bob gets our vote.
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This celestial hair slide lends these uncomplicated waves extra charm.
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The oversized, pearl-studded clip delivers just the right amount of glamour to this simple, low ponytail.
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Headbands are everywhere but this velvet, beaded accessory is as chic as they come.
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Natural hair is reigning supreme on and off the catwalk.
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This silk scarf and ponytail combination is a modern twist on a retro look.
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If you needed an excuse (or two) to dye your hair neon pink, this is it.
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Last year, Wella Professional UK 's trends forecaster, Zoë Irwin, predicted that amber slate (a mix of honey blonde, red and chrome) would be everywhere in 2019, and she wasn't wrong.
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Hair swept back into a bun at the nape and two mismatched hair slides – this is the easiest look to recreate.
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Negative space balayage and a simple retro hair clip – a match made in heaven.
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Taking inspiration from the '70s, shaggy full fringes and air-dried waves are super simple but so stylish.
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Another jaw-length bob, this time offset with a cool micro-fringe.
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Good things come in threes, just like these marble hair slides.
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Industry legend Guido Palau would be proud of these rough-dried waves.
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Natural hair was fashioned into chunky cornrows outside, as well as at the shows, such as Rejina Pyo.
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The only way to accessorise a ponytail is with a silk scarf tied effortlessly around the base.
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Case closed.
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Not one but two outsized hair clips? We approve.
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