Hairstyle trend: The turtleneck hair corresponds completely to our collar size in winter

Why should we talk about hair and new hairstyle trends when you hardly see them in winter anyway? The lengths are currently alternately disappearing under hats and balaclavas - with the latter there is really no longer any question of a hairstyle. But even though hair isn't necessarily in season in winter and you're often happy to get your electric shock of hair under control, with a little skill you can even integrate it as part of your look.

Like the stylish onesucceed in winter? This is shown by the role models from the runway: Courrèges and Ottolinger, but also Sacai and Zimmermann have shown the most important (and most grateful!) hairstyle trend of the season - the turtleneck hair. You are already reading: This look is not that far removed from the former game of hide-and-seek hair. But now so much more elegant...

The name of the look, which was shown on the runway on the one hand and has long been established among fashion experts on the streets on the other, is the connection between outfit and hairstyle. As the term suggests, the lengths do not disappear under a hat or in a tight bun, but are tucked into the collar - of course you are not determined exactly which one. A turtleneck is just as suitable for the turtleneck hair as awith a standing collar or a shirt that often becomes part of layering in winter.

The hairstyle trend is popular for various reasons: Firstly, it allows you to wear your hair open even in winter - without it resting strangely on scarves or collars. Secondly, the turtleneck hair warms similarly to its material counterpart, at least it stylishly covers the transition to the neck. Thirdly, it is above all the casualness that is included in this look: Following the example of the French women, the turtleneck hair radiates laissez-faire and easily creates a bob look.

Taken from the runways from Zimmermann to Courrèges, one look is enough to discover the simplicity behind this hairstyle trend - you really don't need a lot of styling skill for turtleneck hair. And there are no limits to the length of your hair, it should only reach at least to your collarbone. Nevertheless, it is worth focusing on care for a stylish look, on the one hand so that the hair does not become wildly electrified and on the other hand because the lengths quickly become brittle due to friction with materials such as wool.

You should incorporate regular moisturizing masks into your winter care routine as well as the use of nourishing shampoos and conditioners. If your hair is colored, it can also make sense to make the lengths shine with a gloss. After all, they are now being brought out of their hiding places after the first few months of winter and may no longer look as fresh as desired. But the good thing is: you don't have to worry about your ends - thanks to turtleneck hair, they won't be in season again until spring at the earliest.