Lived-in looks

This look is all about softly deconstructed styles with a matte finish. Put the gloss spray down and instead bring out your hair\'s natural texture by applying thickening lotion and tousling with your fingers as your blow dry. Ponytails, knots and half-ponies had a casual, dishevelled look, no style was too severe but messy finishes complemented spring\'s ladylike silhouettes.

By Veronica Kirby

Blugirl

The models at Blugirl were reminiscent of fresh-faced teens at a gig but with a grown up edge. A simple ponytail is deconstructed at the hairline, framing the face to make sure nothing looks too ‘done\'.

Fendi

Rock chicks are going to love this funky style that\'s about as undone as you can get, with matte hair full of texture randomly pinned on the head to create this cool updo.

Diane Von Furstenberg

This style is a rough take on the luxe looks seen in the spring summer shows. Hair is not as voluminous but still super shiny and full of movement with gentle kinks and subtle highlights.

Girbaud

We love this gorgeously girlie look sported by models for Girbaud. It\'s super pretty but effortless with curled or wavy hair pinned up haphazardly leaving, soft full sides and sweet tendrils framing the face, just funk it up with heavy make-up.

Rodarte

Don\'t think you can\'t work this look if you\'ve recently gone for the sharp crop that looks so great on Agyness Deyn, just use your straighteners to create great shapes and make sure to use a product that really adds texture to help funk up the ends.

Vera Wang

Instead of pulling sleek, straight hair back into a ponytail try twisting it up into a high bun or chignon, pulling out strands to frame the face and muss up the look.

Proenza Schouler

It matters not if your roots could do with a retouch, hair with lots of texture and wave means roots are less noticeable and even add to the rock\'n\'roll look you\'re aiming for, think Kate Moss and her funky mid-length cut.

See more S/S 09 hair trends here.